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Taylor multiplied 8.25 * 10^4 and 0.4 * 10^4 and got 8.65 * 10^4. Explain Taylor's mistake. SOME ONE PLEASE HELP ME GET THIS ANS

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Answer: I believe the answer is 3.3 x 10^8

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