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Margarita [4]
3 years ago
9

Elect the answer with BOTH correct answers (the product in standard form and the product in Scientific Notation). (8.08×106)×(7.

5×10−2)
A) 60,600;6.06×105
B) 60,600;60.6×104
C) 606,000;6.06×105
D) 606,000;60.6×104
Mathematics
1 answer:
kakasveta [241]3 years ago
3 0
Question: elect the answer with BOTH correct answers (the product in standard form and the product in Scientific Notation). (8.08×106)×(7.5×10−2)
A) 60,600;6.06×105
B) 60,600;60.6×104
C) 606,000;6.06×105
D) 606,000;60.6×104





Answer: a or b
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