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3 years ago

What is each number in scientific notation? 0.00000000005 show how you got your answer

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0.00000000005

= 5 × ${10}^{ - 11}$

Count the Digits after decimal.
We use minus (-) in power as the digit is in left side of decimal

If they are in right side then we use (+) plus sign in power.

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