7 billion in Scientific Notation = 7 x 109To express a number in scientific notation, you first need to divide it by a power of 10 such that the greatest significant figure is in the units place. In this case, that can be done by dividing 7 billion by 1 billion to give 7. Next, the power of ten that was used should be placed alongside as a multiplication. We used 1 billion, which is the 9th power of 10. Thus, 7 billion in scientific notation is 7x109
80 billion in scientific notation is: 8.000000e+10
100 billion in scientific notation is: 1.000000e+11
It is: 7.5*10^9 = 7.5 billion in scientific notation
Four billion in Scientific Notation = 4 x 109
7 billion in Scientific Notation = 7 x 109To express a number in scientific notation, you first need to divide it by a power of 10 such that the greatest significant figure is in the units place. In this case, that can be done by dividing 7 billion by 1 billion to give 7. Next, the power of ten that was used should be placed alongside as a multiplication. We used 1 billion, which is the 9th power of 10. Thus, 7 billion in scientific notation is 7x109
80 billion in scientific notation is: 8.000000e+10
100 billion in scientific notation is: 1.000000e+11
There's nothing to change here. There is no advantage or reason to write 7.060 in scientific notation. Technically, however, it could be written as 7.060 × 100, but this is not normally done.
660 billion in Scientific Notation = 6.6 x 1011
Three billion in Scientific Notation = 3 x 109
It is: 7.5*10^9 = 7.5 billion in scientific notation
Four billion in Scientific Notation = 4 x 109
6.32 billion in scientific notation is: 6.32 x 109
Five billion in Scientific Notation = 5 x 109
40 billion in Scientific Notation = 4 x 1010
The scientific notation of 250 billion is: 2.5 x 10^11