Count how many times you have to move the decimal point to move it past the first number. in this case 6, so...

1.84*10^-6 is the answer.

Hope this helps! :)

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3 years ago

You and a classmate have volunteered to contact every member of your class by phone to inform them of an upcoming event. You can

algol13

Hi, thank you for posting your question here at Brainly.

This is a common work problem in Algebra. To solve this, the general form of the equation would be:

$\frac{ t_{together} }{ t_{A,alone} } + \frac{ t_{together} }{ t_{B,alone} } =1$

let A denote you and B denote your classmate. Substituting,

$\frac{ t_{together} }{6} } + \frac{ t_{together} }{ 4} } =2.4 \ days$

It would take about 2.4 days for the both of you to complete the calls.

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3 years ago

writing to explain what is the greatest six-digit number you can write? what is the smallest six-digit number your can write? dr

musickatia [10]

Biggest is all nine's
smallest is 1 then zeroes

greatest
999999
smallest
10000

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4 years ago