Question

What is the standard form of the number in the calculator’s display?
8.6e+12

The calculator shows eight point six e plus twelve


A.
8,600,000,000,000

B.
860,000,000,000

C.
0.0000000000086

D.
0.00000000000086

Answer 1

that means you move the decimal over to the right 12 times.

Answer 2

It is A, i believe

Answer 3

is it c.

Answer 4

its a. if the problem was 8.6e-12 then it would be c

Answer 5

ooooooo ok thx

Answer 6

Which expression could be a calculator’s display for the number 135,000,000,000,000?

A.
0.135e15

B.
1.35e14

C.
13.5e13

D.
134e−14

Answer 7

B do you know how to do these?

Answer 8

nu;(

Answer 9

What is 5.8 × 106 mg/s in grams per minute?

A.
9.7 × 109 g/min

B.
9.7 × 107 g/min

C.
3.48 × 105 g/min

D.
3.48 × 103 g/min

Answer 10

hmm basically since the exponent is 14, you would start at the decimal point and move 14 spaces to the right. so for 1.35, one space to the right would make it 13.5, two spaces would make it 135, three spacer would make it 1350, four would make it 13500, and so on

Answer 11

soooooo the answer is?

Answer 12

@robtobey

Answer 13

@heavenfun13

Answer 14

@anyone?

Answer 15

@Joel_the_boss

Answer 16

please

Answer 17

bai;3

Answer 18

is the 106, 10 to the power of 6 or just 106

Answer 19

im finished for today ;3

Answer 20

i dont know but im gone bai;3 ;) ;D <3

Answer 21

ok