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What is the expanded form exponential notation and standard form for a box with the dimenions of 12 by 12 by 12?
Expanded Form means you expand the whole equation 12*12*12 Exponential Notaion means you need a base (12) and an exponent (3) 12^3 Standard Form is the answer you get from solving the problem 1728
What is the values in standard form of 10 to the power of 12 and ten to the power of 9?
1,000,000,000,000 and 1,000,000,000
How do you write 9 and 12 hundredths in decimal notation?
9 and 12 hundredths in decimal notation = 9.12
How many times can 12 go into 104?
oh it is 6
Is 10 power -2 simplified in standard form?
12
What is standard notation in math for 10 to the -2 power?
12
When the number is 0.000000000001 l how do you get it notation to the power of ten?
1.0*10-12 in standard form
What does 12 000 look in scientific notation?
1.2 x 104
What is 2.3 trillion in standard notation?
2.3 trillion in standard notation is: 2,300,000,000,000
What is 2 104 cm and 4 10-12 cm expressed in scientific notation?
Since the numbers are already expressed in the form a x 10ⁿ, 2 x 104 and 4 x 10-12 are already in scientific notation.
What is 5.3 trillion in standard notation?
It is: 5,300,000,000,000 or as 5.3*10^12 in scientific notation
What is 22.4 x 10 to the -12 in standard notation?
0.0000000000224
What is the standard notation for 0.25 trillion?
It is 2.5*10^12.
Scientific notation of 12 760 km?
1.276 x 104 km or 1.276 x 107 m
Is 2.3x10 to the power of 12 is a scientific notation?
Yes 2.3*1012 is in scientific notation
What is 50010 to the power of 3 in scientific notation?
50,010 to the power of 3 in scientific notation = 1.25075015001 x 10^14
How much is 10000 to the power of 12?
1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Dingbot thinks this could be gibberish. The question, in exponential form, is "what is 104^12" So, 104^12 = 1048. A quick count of the zeroes in the answer shows forty-eight, i.e. the answer is the common decimal notation for 1048, and is thus correct by my count. Maybe someone else could check to be sure. If the number of zeroes checks out, the answer (though long!) is correct.
