The buret, used for titrations, has graduations of 0.1 ml; therefore, the readings should have ___...
The buret, used for titrations, has graduations of 0.1 ml; therefore, the readings should have ___ decimal places.
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Answer:-
The buret has the graduations of 0.1 mL its means the there are 10 graduation in 1 mL . so, the reading should have 1 decimal place .
So, 1 is correct answer.
It is also its least count.
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