So a times 10^n where 1≤|a|<10 and n is an integer is what i learned
so
a.
234=
2.34 times 100=
2.34 times 10²
b.
0.000052=
5.2 times 1/100000=
5.2 times 10⁻⁵
c.
-220000=
-2.2 times 100000=
-2.2 times 10⁵
d. ok, so just count the spaces moved to the left
-18.2 times 10⁻¹⁵
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For every £2 Jan gets, Cole gets £3.
10 ÷ 2 (Jan) × 3 (Cole) = 15
It is $2.80 off the t-shirt which would make the new price $11.20
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