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What is the scientific notation of 2000004?
104 + 4
How do you write 2000004 in scientific notation?
2.000004 × 106
What is 2000004 in scinetific notation?
2.000004 x 10^6
What is 2000004 written in scientific notation?
The number 2,000,004 can be written as 2.00 × 10^6 in scientific notation.
How do you write 2 million and 4 in scientific notation?
2 million and 4 is: 2000004 = 2.000004 x 10^6
How do you write anime stories?
Instructions1 Generate ideas. The best way to do this is to spend some time watching some of the most popular animes (a list of the top 100 animes can be found in the resources section) or reading some popular manga series (which are often turned into anime series) at your local bookstore or library.As you are watching and reading, write down any ideas that come to mind in the following categories: plot/conflict, characters, setting. keep filling in the categories until you feel you have generated enough ideas to start on your own. Don't be too afraid of imitation. The way many writers start is by mimicking elements that they like.If you already have an idea for your anime story, don't be so quick to skip this step. You may discover a new story arch, character or other idea by investigating the genre.2 Develop your characters. This step may come before, after or in conjunction with the development of the story line. The most essential character in any anime is the hero. Many feature a central villain (and, perhaps, his henchmen), but the hero's enemy or obstacle does not always have to be a single character. Your anime may contain any number of characters.Each one of these characters should be three dimensional. Give every character in your anime story a biography that includes his or her background, personality, physical description, special skills and relationship to other characters. Include this information even if you don't think that it will be immediately relevant to your story.3 Describe the setting. Just like your anime story's characters, its setting should have its own description. When and where does the action take place? How does the setting affect the story? Make it interesting?4 Decide on the central conflict. The most important element of any story line is the obstacle that the main character overcomes or the central conflict. This conflict does not have to be physical confrontation with a villain. For example, in the anime "His and Her Circumstances," the two main characters must overcome comical obstacles to their developing love. However, it is important that the villain has an obstacle (or series of obstacles) to overcome and grow through. For ideas and examples, revisit step 1.5 Plot your episodes. If this is your first attempt at an anime story, 10 episodes is a nice round number to begin with. Keep in mind that your anime story must have a beginning (which usually introduces the characters and conflict), middle (where the obstacle is tackled), and ending (when the conflict is finally resolved). This story should unfold itself over the 10 episodes. Loosely outline what will happen in each episode using the anime that you watched as a loose guideline for length. Each episode (or every two or three episodes) may contain its own story line or end on a cliff-hanger that is not resolved until the end of the series.If you find that you don't have enough story to flesh out each episode, consider including a side love story or adventure. If you are planning to start a long series, consider break it in to 10 (more or less) episodes that each tell their own mini-story.6 Ask for feedback. Once you have loosely outlined the action and plot of your anime story, visit several online anime forums such as animeforum.com to ask other anime experts to read your episode outline and give you feedback. This may require some bravery on your part as not everyone likes everything. But helpful suggestions, praise and even constructive criticism can only improve your anime story and make you a better writer.7 Write each episode. This will likely take the longest as each episode will be its own script detailing dialogue, action and changing scenes. For tips on how to write a script for an episode, check out the Script Writer's Network (http://tinyurl.com/ygdl36c). If this is your first time writing a script, familiarize yourself with its format at Script Frenzy (http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/node/2000004).8 Look for an illustrator. If you are happy with your final project, it might be time to find an illustrator (you might be the perfect candidate). The anime forums referenced in step 6 are a great way to fish for free animation for your anime story
