9,000,000
That is in standard notation. In scientific notation, it would be 9 times 10 to the eighth power
That is the standard notation.
900,000it is actually 9,000,000 00
34,900,000. Standard notation is just how numbers are written, without any equations or words (like "million"). If you know that one million is written in digits, or standard notation, as 1,000,000, you can replace the 1 with 34, which will give you 34,000,000. The .9 in 34.9 lets you know that after the 34, you'll need to put a 9. You wouldn't writen 34.9,000,000 - instead the 9 takes the place of the 1 in 100,000. Then you have 34,900,000. Another way to say 34.9 million is "thirty-four million, nine hundred thousand."
900,000
9,000,000
9,000,000
That is in standard notation. In scientific notation, it would be 9 times 10 to the eighth power
That is the standard notation.
900,000it is actually 9,000,000 00
1.0 × 10-9 written in standard notation is: 0.0000000010
34,900,000. Standard notation is just how numbers are written, without any equations or words (like "million"). If you know that one million is written in digits, or standard notation, as 1,000,000, you can replace the 1 with 34, which will give you 34,000,000. The .9 in 34.9 lets you know that after the 34, you'll need to put a 9. You wouldn't writen 34.9,000,000 - instead the 9 takes the place of the 1 in 100,000. Then you have 34,900,000. Another way to say 34.9 million is "thirty-four million, nine hundred thousand."
1 x 10^9 in standard notation is 1,000,000,000If you meant 110 to the ninth power (110^9) then the standard notation is 2,357,947,700,000,000,000
In standard notation it is 2.7*10^9
9.45 x 10-9 in standard notation is 0.00000000945
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