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General rule in scientific notation form?
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What is the general form for writing numbers you scientific notation?
The general form of a number in scientific notation is ax 10n, where a must be between 1 and 10, and nmust be an integer. (Thus, for example, these are not in scientific notation: 34 x 105; 4.8 x 100.5.).
How do you solve a prime factorization in scientific notation?
In general, you cannot. If the number in scientific notation has not been rounded then express it is normal form and proceed from there.
What is 67500 in scientific notation form?
67500 in scientific notation form is: 6.75 × 104
What is the scientific notation form for 347.41?
The scientific notation form for 347.41 is: 3.4741 x 10^2
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