Sig fig simple question [ENDORSED]

[Jacob Samuels 1E]

Is this a correct use of sig figs?
1 x 0.9342769 = 0.9
You are supposed to keep the lowest number of sig figs from your problem, and since "1" has just 1 sig fig, you keep only the 0.9 right?

[Nahelly Alfaro-2C]

yes this is correct

[madisonhanson1b]

In this case, if the decimal was .985243649 but you only wanted one significant figure would you round up to 1? Or would you stay at .9

[Naqiyah Qadir 1I]

Should 1 be written as "1." or does that not matter?

[Adela Henry 1I]

If you only want 1 sig fig then you would round up to 1.
You don't have to put a decimal after the 1 because it is one sig fig without it but you can put it if you want to.
Hope this helps

[kendallbottrell]

Yes, when multiplying and dividing in a problem, you round to the least number of significant figures in the problem. In addition and subtraction, you round to the least number of decimals in the problem.