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scientific notation has terms written in exponential form. you can use the exponential rules
Okay, so would it be 10^1?
in this case we multiply 10^-3 with 10^4 and adding -3 and 4 gives 1 @catsarecool1995 yes, exactly
just multiply the other terms, and append them to 10^1 :)
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Alright : ) So would it be 1.68*10^1?
umh, 2.1 x 8.0 gets 16.8 on its own. so if we want it to be 1.68, like we want in scientific notation, we must move one ten over to the 10^1 term
Okay!
we have either 16.8 x 10^1 (not normalized -> not good!) or we have 1.68 x 10^2, same value :)
Thank you for the help : )
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no problem ; )
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