You move the decimal point to the right, as many digits as the exponent states, filling out with zeroes if necessary. If the exponent is negative, you move the decimal point to the left.
Example: 1 light-year has about 9.5 x 1012 kilometers. Moving the decimal point 12 digits to the right, you get: 9,500,000,000,000 kilometers.
28.6 is the standard notation. The standard form(also called scientific notation) is: 2.86 × 101
The standard number 0.09 in scientific notation is: 9 × 10-2
1,150 in Scientific Notation = 1.15 x 103
It is one of the great ironies of Mathematics that "standard" is not standard. In the US, standard notation is a number, like 953, which would be written in scientific notation as 9.53 x 10^2 In Britain, scientific notation is also known as "standard form."
0.9 in scientific notation is 9.0*10*^-1
28.6 is the standard notation. The standard form(also called scientific notation) is: 2.86 × 101
The standard number 8,200 in scientific notation is 8.2 x 103
The standard number 0.09 in scientific notation is: 9 × 10-2
You can't convert it to scientific notation. Also, the 0 in this number is of no use.
It is not possible to convert a number with 2 decimal points into scientific notation.
1,150 in Scientific Notation = 1.15 x 103
It is one of the great ironies of Mathematics that "standard" is not standard. In the US, standard notation is a number, like 953, which would be written in scientific notation as 9.53 x 10^2 In Britain, scientific notation is also known as "standard form."
It is: 6.327*10^10 when in scientific notation
It is: 3.992*10^11 in scientific notation
0.9 in scientific notation is 9.0*10*^-1
0.000127 in Scientific Notation = 1.27 x 10-4
To convert number from standard form to scientific notation, you need to shift the decimal places left/right right up to the one between the leading nonzero digit and the adjacent digit. For instance:0.034Shift 2 decimal places to the right to obtain:3.4 x 10-2.Well, to convert the number from scientific notation to standard form, shift the number of decimal places in the opposite way. For instance, if the exponent for base 10 is -2, and you want to convert it back to the standard form, you shift 2 decimal places to the left.