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2 years ago

Write 358.41 x 10^5 as a standard form. 10 minutes left plzz helpppp

Mathematics

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myrzilka [38]2 years ago

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Answer: 35841000

Step-by-step explanation: Well basically 10^5 is 10 followed by 4 zeros (100000). Knowing this multiply 358.41*100000 which is 35841000.

I think this is correct but I may have done something wrong

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