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2 years ago

Help do y’all know this! Please if u do i need the answer

Mathematics

2 answers:

Keith_Richards [23]2 years ago

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Answer:

9.4x10^8

Step-by-step explanation:

940 million looks like

940,000,000. in scientific notation you would move the decimal left 8 spaces

vekshin12 years ago

3 0

9.4 × $10^{2}$

1) Move the decimal point 2 times to left in the number so that number, 940 so it's between 1-10: 9.4 or 9.40

2) After we moved our decimal point to the left, the decimal count would be 12 and that we moved 2 places to the left

3) We know that the notation is a x $10^{b}$

a=9.4 and 6=2

9.4 × $10^{2}$ =a x $10^{b}$

I hope I've helped!

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