0.0259 in scientific notation

Mathematics

1 answer:

laila [671]3 years ago

4 0

<span>The number in exponential notation for the product of plural consisting only of Unity (Cyfra at the construction site of Unity 1.9 ) and decimal parts and plural 10 raised to do the appropriate Powers .
</span>0,02 59
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* 100 = 10²

0,0259 = 2,59* 10⁻²
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5,5820
5,5820*10⁰

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0,009 73
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*1000 = 10³

0,00973 = 9,73*10⁻³
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8 56
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: 100 = 10²
856 = 8,56 *10²
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0,0007 2
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* 10 000 = 10⁴

7,2 * 10⁻⁴
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0,001 216
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* 1000 = 10³
1,216 * 10⁻³

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