Perform the operation as indicated below and report your answer rounded with the correct number of significant digits: 5.55+0.88+5.283+0.00404+0.07332 A. 11.7904 B. 11.79036 C. 11.79 D. 11.790 E. 11.790360

Perform the operation as indicated below and report your answer rounded with the correct number of significant digits: 5.55+0.88+5.283+0.00404+0.07332 A. 11.7904 B. 11.79036 C. 11.79 D. 11.790 E. 11.790360

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Perform the operation as indicated below and report your answer rounded with the correct number of significant digits:

5.55+0.88+5.283+0.00404+0.07332

A. 11.7904

B. 11.79036

C. 11.79

D. 11.790

E. 11.790360

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