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Zina [86]
3 years ago
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1 1/2 billion years in scientific notation

Mathematics
1 answer:
Mama L [17]3 years ago
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1 x 106 is the scientific notation
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Step-by-step explanation:

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subtracting 8t² + t from -5t+ 4t² – t.

\left(-5t+\:4t^2\:-\:t\right)\:-\:\left(8t^2\:+\:t\right)

Remove parenthese: (-a) = -a

i.e. - (8t² + t) = 8t² - t

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grouping the like terms

=4t^2-8t^2-5t-t-t

Add similar elements: 4t² - 8t² = -4t²

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Add similar elements: -5t - t - t = -7t

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Therefore, the result in standard form is:

\left(-5t+4t^2-t\right)-\left(8t^2+t\right)=-4t^2-7t

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