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What is 900000000000 30000000000 9000000000 400000000 30000000 6000000 600000 10000 5000 300 70 8 in standard form?
939,436,615,378
How do you write 7 over 10000 fraction form?
7/10000
How do you write 60000000 10000 20 3 in standard form?
60,010,023 6.0010023 x 10^7
How do you write 11000 in standard form in it and expanded form?
11,000(1 x 10000) + (1 x 1000) + (0 x 100) + (0 x 10) + (0 x 1)
How do you write 300000000 plus 70000000 plus 2000000 plus 500000 plus 10000 plus 2000 plus 800 plus 5 in standard form?
300000000+70000000+2000000+500000+10000+2000+800+5 =372512805All the addition can happen in the same step.
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The number is 510,050 which, in standard form is written as 5.1005*105.
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16/10000 = 1.6*10-3 in standard form
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1*10^5
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0.0004 = 4/10000 = 1/250 Also 0.0004 = 4.0 x 10^(-4)
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54/10000 = 5.4*10-3 in standard form
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600,323,210,000
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