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3 years ago

5.2210^-3 = ?10^-2

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Andrew [12]3 years ago

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x=0.522 is the answer

x times :10^-2=5.22 times 10^{-3}\

simplify 10^-3: 5.22/1000= x times 10^-2 = 5.22/1000

simplify 10^-2 1/100 = x 1/100=5.22/1000

Multiply both sides by 100 100x 1/100 = 5.22x100/1000

simplify 0.522 sorry I took so long I did the best i could to explain it

Hope this helps!

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5.22*10^-3 = ?*10^-2

5.2210^-3 = ?10^-2