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What is the product of (6 × 103), (4.6 × 105), and (2 × 10−2) expressed in scientific notation? how do you figure this out?
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5372892 5.372892 * 10^6
(1) 55.2 × 106 (3) 55.2 × 107 (2) 5.52 × 107 (4) 5.52 × 1010 those are the answers
Oh, I though the three quantities were multiplied, not separate questions.
first you multiply them all out, using a calculator, then you take whatever number you get this case being 5372892, and reduce it to a single digit number with decimals. 5.472896 then you count the decimals, 6 multiply the number by 10 to the number of decimals power 5.472869*10^6
the way you worded it made it seem like you wanted to multiply them all together.
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