Is This OK? - Answers to Your Questions

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In summary, the conversation is about determining if a given answer is correct for a question. The answerer advises to round the answer to two significant figures and clarifies the correct exponent to use. The asker apologizes for the confusion and mentions getting different answers each time they work the problem.
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Homework Statement
What s wrong if there is something wrong .
Relevant Equations
Stress over strain
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Some one knows if its ok like this the answers?
 
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chriscarson said:
Homework Statement:: What s wrong if there is something wrong .
Relevant Equations:: Stress over strain

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Some one knows if its ok like this the answers?
Hard to say since you do not state the actual question. Inferring the question from your working, it looks right except that you quote far too many digits. The data you are given are only to two significant figures, so that's how your answer should be.
 
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So must be 3.2 x 10 to the power of 18 ?
 
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chriscarson said:
So must be 3.2 x 10 to the power of 18 ?
No, 3.28... would round to 3.3, not 3.2. And where did the 18 come from? You had 1010.
 
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haruspex said:
Hard to say since you do not state the actual question. Inferring the question from your working, it looks right except that you quote far too many digits. The data you are given are only to two significant figures, so that's how your answer should be.

So it have to be only 3.2 ?
 
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haruspex said:
No, 3.28... would round to 3.3, not 3.2. And where did the 18 come from? You had 1010.

Oh yes sorry , to the power of 10 .
Look s like everytime I Work a sum everytime different answer .
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