Question

only numbers with a decimal point have significant trailing zeros (zeros at the end)
true
false

Explanation:

Trailing zeros are significant only when there is a decimal point in the number. For example, in 1.00, the two trailing zeros are significant as they indicate the precision of the measurement. In a whole - number like 100, the zeros may or may not be significant without additional context. But when there is no decimal point, trailing zeros are not considered significant for indicating precision in the same way as in decimal numbers.

Answer:

True