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What is 80000000 4000000 100 8 written in standard form?
It is 84,000,108
How do you Write 4.58 billion in expanded form?
4000000000 + 500000000 + 80000000
How do you write 4.58 billion in extandard form?
4000000000 + 500000000 + 80000000
What is 20 000000 and 4000000 and 300000 and 40000 and 2000 and 500 and 80 and 4 in standard form?
24342584
How do you write 0.000135375 in standard form?
That IS the standard form.
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