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Artyom0805 [142]
3 years ago
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nciado: Frequentemente, em ciências exatas, utilizamos potências de base 10 para expressar números muito grandes ou muito pequen

os. Para as potências de base 10 mais utilizadas foram desenvolvidos os prefixos e símbolos. Por exemplo, o prefixo centi (simbolizado pela letra minúscula c) se refere à potência 10-2. Então, se fizermos uma medida de 0,01 metro, ela poderá ser escrita como 1.10-2m ou, então, como 1 cm (um centímetro). Existem vários outros prefixos, é importante saber usá-los corretamente e adotar a simbologia adequada. Dentre as opções abaixo, qual seria a opção correta para escrevermos a medida de 30 000 gramas (g) em potência de base 10? Escolha uma:
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Mariulka [41]3 years ago
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Hi. The language here looks as though it's Spanish/Portugese ??? It would help to answer the q if the q were posted in english. I speak a little spanish and french, but it's mostly guesswork.
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