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3 years ago

Correct Number Formats Numbers may be entered in several formats - including scientific notation and numerical expressions.

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Illusion [34]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:

a. Valid

b. Invalid

c. Invalid

d. Invalid

e. Valid

f. Valid

g. Invalid

Explanation:

Since, it follows all the four rules,

Therefore, this number is Valid

It uses upper case E, instead of lower case e.

Therefore, it is Invalid

It violates third rule for including unit.

Therefore, it is Invalid

It violates the first rule. As, there is a space between 6 and e. While in the example given in question, there is no gap.

Therefore, it is Invalid

Since, it follows all the four rules,

Therefore, this number is Valid

Since, it follows all the four rules,

Therefore, this number is Valid

It violates third rule for including unit.

Therefore, it is Invalid

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