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Scientific notation is a good way to write what kinds of numbers?
Very small or very large numbers.
What is a tridecadeamillimegadecagoogolplex?
There is no such actual number. It is a created word for a very large number. As with "googolplex" (10googol), large numbers are only useful for comparing to other very large numbers.
Why do yo you write extremely large and very small number in scientific notation?
That system makes it much easier to write the numbers, remember them, tell them to others, and notice mistakes when they're written wrong.
How do you use a decimal point to read and write very small numbers?
It separates the numbers
What is the standard form of 5 square?
Standard form is a way of writing down very large or very small numbers. It is not too useful for 52 which is 25. But we would write it as 2.5x10. That is the standard form.
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