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3 years ago

13×[4 (10^3)+2(10^2)+6(10^-1)

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notka56 [123]3 years ago

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Answer:13(4200+6*10-)

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13×[4 (10^3)+2(10^2)+6(10^-1)​

13×[4 (10^3)+2(10^2)+6(10^-1)