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How do you convert 28 times 1000 in scientific notation?
281000 = 28,000 which is 2.8104 in scientific notation
How is 1000 written in a scientific notation?
1,000 can be written in scientific notation as 1 x 10^3.
In scientific notation what is 4800?
4.8*1000
What is eight hundred-thousandths in scientific notation?
800/1000 = 8.0*10-1 in scientific notation
What the scientific notation for one thousand?
1*103 =1000
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