Question

how do u write 6000 in scientific notation
please helpp!

Answer 1

\[6000 = 6.10^{3}\]

Answer 2

Actually it's: \(6 \times 10^3\). The exponent 3, is the number of zeroes.

Answer 3

That's exactly what I said @iGreen !

Answer 4

how about 5003

Answer 5

You wrote \(6.10^3\) which looks like the decimal 6.10 with an exponent of 3.

Answer 6

Nope . means multiplication

Answer 7

That would be \(5.003 \times 10^3\)..make sure you include the 3 in your decimal.

Answer 8

Yes, but you should use a multiplication symbol like \(\times\) or \(·\), and not a period.

Answer 9

In physics we use . instead of x

Answer 10

Then use the centered dot, not a period.

Answer 11

(⋅) not (.)

Answer 12

Guys.. guys.. guys.. No need to argue.

Answer 13

It's pathetic to argue over whether a dot is centered or not, you got the meaning and so did he. That's what's important.

Answer 14

I didn't get the meaning till you told me, and he never said he got the meaning.

Answer 15

It looks like a decimal..