I'm just learning about using scientific notation to express base units. Can someone please walk me through this problem? 114 Pg
Hello @Alyssa8 ! What's ur question ?
Hello. I'm not entirely familiar with how to convert 114 Pg into scientific notation,
@Abhisar
well what is 114 Pg ?
is it Picograms?
oh i see...!
So, 114 Pg = 114 \(\sf \times 10^{-12}g\)
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I have to convert it into grams using scientific notation. I'm just unsure of the process in which I get the answer.
How did you get that answer, if I may ask?
Now let's convert it into scientific notations, \(\sf 114 \times 10^{-12}=1.14 \times 10^2 \times 10^{-12}=1.14 \times 10^{-10}g\)
The correct scientific notation is \(\sf 1.14\times 10^{-10}g\)
Is the 10^-12 normal for units measure in picos?
yes, 1Pg=\(\sf 10^{-12}g\)
Okay, thank you. that makes much more sense.
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if its a capital P it means peta- i.e. x10^15 if its a lowercase p it means picto- i.e. x10^-12
so your answers off by a factor of 10^27
method is right though.
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