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3 years ago

(6 · 10^5)(5 · 10^-9) ÷ (3 · 10^-3) (Express in regular numbers.

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ladessa [460]3 years ago

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Remark

Break this down into smaller steps. Do as much as you can before considering the next part.

Step One

multiply (6*10^5) * (5 * 10^-9)

5 * 6 = 30

10^5 * 10-9 = 10^(5 - 9) = 10^-4

30 * 10^-4. But scientific notation expresses numbers between 1 and 10

30 * 10^-4 = 3 * 10^1 * 10^-4 = 3 * 10^(1 -4) = 3 * 10^-3

That's about as far as you can go with this step.

Step Two

Divide 3*10^-3 by 3 * 10^-3

When you divide anything at all by itself, you get 1.

For example 130011 / 130011 = 1

3 * 10^-3 divided by 3*10^-3 = 1

Answer: 1

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