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What is 425 million in scientific notation?
425 million in Scientific Notation = 4.25 x 1085.6 x 107
What is 425 written in scientific notation?
425 = 4.25 × 10²
What is the exponential notation for 425?
425 = 4.25e+2
Why is 425 times 10 to the 5 power not scientific notation?
Since a decimal point is not located between the leading nonzero digit and the adjacent digit, the term is not in scientific notation. So to make that term in scientific notation, shift 2 more decimal places to obtain 4.25 x 107.
What is the fractional notation of 4.25?
425/1
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