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The number 0.0005 in standard form is expressed as (5 \times 10^{-4}). This notation indicates that the decimal point in 5 is moved four places to the left to arrive at the original number. Standard form is useful for representing very small or very large numbers in a more manageable format.
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What is 00005?
00005 = 5
If 002 is two thousandths what is 00005?
.00005 is five one hundred thousandths.
What is .00005 divided by 4?
0
What percent is 25 of 50000000?
o.00005
How do you write .00005?
Five hundred-thousandths.
How do you write the percentage for .00005?
It is: 0.00005*100 = 0.005%
How do you write 50 millionths of an inch?
.000050
Fifty milimeters equal how many kilometers?
50mm= .00005 km
How do you say .00005?
Five hundred thousandths
What is value of a 100000.000 north Vietnam bill?
1 Dong = $.00005, so $5.
What is 6600 in standard form?
It is already in standard form.
What is 9670 in standard form?
9,670 is the standard form.
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