Question

write the following number using scientific notation: 1,678,483,0043. step by step please.

Answer 1

did you mean 16,784,830,043?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

i copied it down correctly.

Answer 4

1.6784830043x10^10

Answer 5

isnt mine correct?

Answer 6

what is ^

Answer 7

1x10^0,6.78x10^2, 4.83x10^2, 4.3x10^1

Answer 8

all u do is look at the first number. which is 1. and you put a decimal after it.
so, 1. ---and then you simply count how many digits are after i. remember that number. and then you write 1.6X10^10 ....(^10-is the number of digits after the decimal, and the 6 is kept for accuracy. you could be even more accurate and write 1.68x10^10, or 1.678X10^10)
Cheers.
Don. I mma go get wasted.

Answer 9

\[10^{10}\]is10^10

Answer 10

you cannot have 4 digits within the first houndreds slot. this question is obsolite

Answer 11

rubins right its 16, blach blah blah. it can still be written in sci notation its just a comma placement error on the person who made the question. it doesnt make a difference obvi we know the writer meant 16,..........