Which theorem(SSS, SAS, ASA, or AAS) would prove the triangles congruent?
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You can write the fraction 0.0003840 a number of ways.
0.0003840 = 0.003840/10 = 0.03840/100 = 0.3840/1000 = 3.840/10000
The one we're interested in is the last one, which has one non-zero digit to the left of the decimal point. The power of 10 in the denominator is the 4th power (the number of zeros is 4). 10^4 in the denominator is equivalent to multiplying by 10^(-4) in the numerator.
Expressed in scientific notation,
0.0003840 = 0.003840/10 = 0.03840/100 = 0.3840/1000 = 3.840/10000
The one we're interested in is the last one, which has one non-zero digit to the left of the decimal point. The power of 10 in the denominator is the 4th power (the number of zeros is 4). 10^4 in the denominator is equivalent to multiplying by 10^(-4) in the numerator.
Expressed in scientific notation,