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Help me please in part “A” and part “B”

1 answer:

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Part A:
The two expressions are equal because in the second expression all they did was move the decimal over one place to make it so both numbers had the same exponent value.
Part B:
The second expression takes less steps to solve because you can simply subtract the two numbers.
0.14-2.83 = -2.69
-2.69*10^4

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