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Well, darling, 3.62 in standard form is 3.62 x 10^0. It's just a fancy way of saying the number stays the same, no need to get all worked up about it. Just move that decimal point over and call it a day.

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In standard form, a decimal number is expressed as a number multiplied by a power of 10. To convert 3.62 to standard form, you would write it as 3.62 x 10^0. This is because the decimal point is after the 2 in this case. So, 3.62 in standard form is 3.62 x 10^0.

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Oh, dude, standard form is just a fancy way of saying "make it look all official and scientific." So, 3.62 in standard form is 3.62 x 10^0. It's like saying, "Hey, this number is totally cool and deserves to be written in a more serious way."

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Standard form of numbers is a way of writing numbers using digits. First, the decimal point should be moved so it is after the first digit. It already is here. Then it needs to be followed by x10 to a power that would allow the decimal point to be back where it was originally. So, this would be 3.62 x 10^1.

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