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2 years ago

if 22000 pots with 15 seeds each are used in a nursery, how many total seeds, in scientific notation?

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kipiarov [429]2 years ago

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Write the total number of seeds in scientific notation

Given:

Number of pots = 22,000

Number of seeds = 15

<em>Total number of seeds = Number of pots × Number of seeds</em>

= 22,000 × 15

= 330,000

Scientific notation is written in multiples of 10

Count the number of digits
Insert a decimal point between the first digit and other digits
count the number of digits after the first digits
multiply by 10 raise to the power of number of remaining digits after first digits

= 3.30000 × 10^5

Therefore,

the total number of seeds in

scientific notation is 3.30000 × 10^5

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