(-3,4) is going to be ur answer ;)
Since a polynomial is where we have like terms such as (1 x 10²) and (4 x 10²), we can add these up using the distributive property to get (5 x 10²) but still keep the 10². For example, it's similar to if we had 2x²+3x²=5x². The x² is still there, but we add up the 2 and 3. Similarly, we can add these up for 10^1 and 10^0
Answer:
<em>2.34248 × 10^-4</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
to subtract in scientific notation, you have to make the exponents equal to each other first. To do that, move the minuend's decimal point to the right.
moving decimals to the left will add 1 everytime you move it.
moving decimals to the right will subtract 1 everytime you move it.
(-4) - 3 = (-7) ← the minuend now becomes 2350 × 10^-7
Now that the exponents are equal, subtract normally.
(2350 × 10^-7) - (7.52 × 10^-7) = 2342.48 × 10^-7
scientific notations should always be in between the numbers 1 and 10, therefore, you have to move 2342.48's decimal to the left. Remember that you have to add the amount of times you moved the decimal place to the exponent.
= 3 + (-7) → -4
final answer = 2.34248 × 10^-4
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