What is 772,000 written in scientific notation?

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SashulF [63]2 years ago

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When using scientific notation, the number (that is not 10 to the nth power) is always between 1 and 10.

For 772,000.0, I've added the decimal to the correct place. In order to get a number between 1 and 10, we will need to move the decimal 5 places. This leaves us with 7.72 x 10^5.

But, as I see that the answer above is not an option, and the only correct answer would be A, It is the only one between 1 and 10, I feel that there may be a mistake. For A to be correct, the original number would be 7,720,000,000.

Best answer: A

Hope this helps!! :)

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