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2 years ago

PLEASE HELP ASAP !!!!! What would these be in scientific notation ?

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Zarrin [17]2 years ago

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$\text{the scientific notation}\\\\a\cdot10^n\ \text{where}\ 1\leq a < 10\ \text{and}\ n\in\mathbb{Z}$

$5\underbrace{7,909,000}_{\leftarrow7}km=5.7909\cdot10^7km\\\\1\underbrace{08,200,000}_{\leftarrow8}km=1.082\cdot10^8km\\\\1\underbrace{49,600,000}_{\leftarrow8}km=1.496\cdot10^8km\\\\2\underbrace{27,940,000}_{\leftarrow8}km=2.2794\cdot10^8km\\7\underbrace{78,330,000}_{\leftarrow8}km=7.7833\cdot10^8km\\\\1,\underbrace{424,600,000}_{\leftarrow9}km=1.4246\cdot10^9km\\\\4,\underbrace{498,252,900}_{\leftarrow9}km=4.4982529\cdot10^9km$

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