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Physics, 15.09.2021 01:20 marziel24

Describe an instance where you might use standard rounding. describe an instance where you might use order of magnitude estimation. If you did this on part 2 of the test, plz help me out,( do not delete answer or give me false hope, no links. Because I can’t open them, if you have a link, go in that link and copy and paste your answer) I really need general help here.

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