Three students measure the length of a rod and reports 13.59 m, 0.01359 km and 1359 cm respectively. Then the difference between the maximum and minimum number of significant figures for the given data is

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In all quantities, the number of significant figures is same i.e. 4.

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Three students measure the length of a rod and reports 13.59 m, 0.01359 km and 1359 cm respectively. Then the difference between the maximum and minimum number of significant figures for the given data is

zero. In all quantities, the number of significant figures is same i.e. 4.

zero.

In all quantities, the number of significant figures is same i.e. 4.