Question 1
The number of significant figures obtained by addition of 300.53 and 2.507 is:
- A.7
- B.5
- C.6
- D.4
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: B 5
Why
Exam papers
Real questions from the Grade 12 university entrance exam in Chemistry, as students sat it in 2016 E.C. Every question comes with the correct answer and a worked explanation. This is the paper sat in Tigray in 2016 E.C. The year's other papers are listed further down.

Natural science stream
Who sits it
2016 E.C. (2024), Tigray
Exam year
71 questions with answers
In this set
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Question 1
Answer: B 5
Why
Question 2
Answer: C significant figures
Why
Question 3
Answer: A whose values are known exactly
Why
Question 4
Answer: C Radioactivity
Why
Question 5
Answer: D Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
Why
Question 6
Answer: A The lowest energy electron configuration for degenerate orbitals is the one with the maximum number of unpaired valence electrons
Why
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