Question

How do you divide and multiply scientific notations?

Answer 1

Pretty simple. For multiplication, you multiply the numbers, but for the powers of 10, you add the exponents. For example:
(2 *10^3) * (2*10^6) = 4*10^9

Answer 2

For the division, it's a similar concept. You have to divide the actual numbers, but subtract the powers of 10.

Answer 3

Can you rephrase that?

Answer 4

I'll give another example lol.
(6*10^9)/(3*10^6) = (2*10^3)

Answer 5

As you can see, we're dividing the numbers (6/3 = 2). But we're subtracting the powers of 10, (9-6 = 3).

Answer 6

Oh, okay. I see now. Thak you @iPwnBunnies :)

Answer 7

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