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we can again use exponent rules for the fraction
Okay, so then it would be 10^4?
10^6 / 10^2 = 10^4
2.43 / 3 = 0.81, so we lost a decimal there
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Would the answer then be 8.1*10^3?
the term in front of the 10^ and the 10^ are balanced if we increase the one, we must decrease the other so yes, I think that would be it :)
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