How Many Significant Figures Are Correct in Rounding 6.0221367?

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The number 6.0221367 is rounded to 8 significant figures. The discussion revolves around determining which of the options—6.022, 6.0, or 6.02214—represents correct rounding. Participants note that the question lacks specificity regarding the required number of significant figures, leading to ambiguity. There is uncertainty about how to approach the question for an online tutorial. Clarification of the full question may be necessary to provide a definitive answer.
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6.0221367 is a number rounded to 8 significant figures.

In a question, I am asked which of these shows correct rounding off.

6.022

6.0

6.02214

Aren't they all correct? It does not specify to how many figures.
 
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They all look correct to me.
 
I know.

And it is a question for an online tutorial. I don't know what to do.
 
Ideas?
 
Post the entire question maybe you left off a vital part
 
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