Answer:if the number has a single digit after the decimal add a 0 next to it
Step-by-step explanation:22: 0.1, 0.5, 23: 0.6. 0.20, 0.29, 0.92
24: 0.56, 1.78, 4.09
Answer:
(B) The exponents should be subtracted by the quotient rule of exponents
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's examine how this was solved.

He first rose everything in the parentheses to the second power, which is just multiplying all the exponents by 2. This is correct.

He then combined the numerator exponents. Exponent rules say that
, so he should have ended up with
, which he did. This is correct.

Now, what he did in the final step is wrong. He added the exponents. However, exponent rules tell us that when we have
, it equals
.

So the final answer should have been 
Hope this helped!
Okay, so I really hope that you can read all my work. I just spent the last 45 mins doing this problem as neatly as possible with as much detail as possible. So, I really hope my work doesn't confuse you.
My Final Answers were:
JI= 40 units (found using the Pythagorean theorem)
IM= 66.66 units = 66 and 2/3rds (found by dividing the length of JL by the cosine of ∠JIM )
LM=42.66 units = 42 and 2/3rds (found by IM= 24+LM; solve for LM since we know IM=66.66)
JM= 53.33 units= 53 and (1/3rd) (found by using the Pythagorean theorem; this time using JI as "a" and IM as c)
Hope this helped and all made sense!
(Pythagorean theorem is a²+b²=c²)
2.32*103 = 2.39E3, or 2.39*10^3
This result is likely wrong because I first thought your 103 literally meant 103. Now it seems that you meant 10^3 (10 to the third power). So, ignore the above result and multiply again: 2.32*10^3. This is already in scientific notation.
4.2*10^4 is already in scientific notation.
4.2*10^(-2) is already in scientific notation.
5700=1.7*10^3 (answer in scientific notation)
6548000= 6.55*10^(-6) (in scientific notation)