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8.9x103 to standard notation... 103 = 1000, so you simply multiply the 8.9 by 1000 to give 8900
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It is already in standard form.
34,900,000. Standard notation is just how numbers are written, without any equations or words (like "million"). If you know that one million is written in digits, or standard notation, as 1,000,000, you can replace the 1 with 34, which will give you 34,000,000. The .9 in 34.9 lets you know that after the 34, you'll need to put a 9. You wouldn't writen 34.9,000,000 - instead the 9 takes the place of the 1 in 100,000. Then you have 34,900,000. Another way to say 34.9 million is "thirty-four million, nine hundred thousand."
ill give you an example 5.67 * 10 to the fifth = 567,000 move the decimal point however many times 10 has to be squared. TIP: the coefficient, which in this case is 5.67, has to be either more than 1 or less then 10 for this type of problem to work.
8.9x103 to standard notation... 103 = 1000, so you simply multiply the 8.9 by 1000 to give 8900
covert this number into a standard notation 18.4 can you give me the steps how you would covert this.
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give the meaning and standard form3 say you were to show 7 thousands and eighty your answr will be 7,080 now you get it dumb head
An standard dictionary will give you the meaning of a word. An etymological dictionary will give you its origin.
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give fraction notation for the amount of gas in the tank
in standard form 0.0566 is 5.66 x 10-2 think of it as moving the 5 2 places after the decimal point to give the -2
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It is, world-wide, the most accepted way of notating conventional western music (both pop/rock and classical music). In contrast to standard methods there are many new, contemporary ways of notating complex music (often a composer creates their own notation system) that may not be possible in standard music notation. Standard notation can give the musician information like: What instrument to play on, what note to play, how long that note is to be played, how soft or loud to play, what kind of playing technique to use, what mood to convey, when not to play, etc. For specifics regarding notation go online and find tutorials on how to read music as this can not be covered in a short post here.
It is already in standard form.
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