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i will give who ever hep me How do you write the standard number 6,449,000 in scientific notation? 6.449 × 106 64.49 × 105 6.449 × 104 6.449 × 105
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Remember, scientific notation has to be greater than one, but less than 10. So, move the decimal till it satisfies this. The amount of times you move the decimal is the power that the 10 has. In this case, we moved it 6 times, so the answer would be "6.449*10^6"
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