Question

describe what is wrong with this number written in scientific notation:

0.239 multiplied by 10^3

Answer 1

@aum @DarkBlueChocobo @kl0723 @Joel_the_boss

Answer 2

@dumbcow @Preetha @myininaya

Answer 3

@Haichi @Here_to_Help15

Answer 4

I suck at math :/ sorry :3 History only for me :)

Answer 5

its ok

Answer 6

@ganeshie8 @Gabylovesyou

Answer 7

@sammixboo @bibby @CloverRacer @Elsa213

Answer 8

do u go 2 connexus?

Answer 9

nope

Answer 10

>.>

Answer 11

lol

Answer 12

can anyone help me with this question?

Answer 13

239

Answer 14

i think

Answer 15

no you are suppose to find whats wrong with the question

Answer 16

In standard scientific notation, it has be to a number from 1-9 followed by a decimal.
0.239 is incorrect because there isn't a number from 1-9 before the decimal.

Answer 17

I believe when you are writing things in scientific notation this number \(\sf \color{olive}{0.239}\) should be \(\sf \color{olive}{2.39}\).

Take a look here -> http://www.purplemath.com/modules/exponent3.htm <-

Answer 18

Follow @CloverRacer her explanation is way better than mine o _ o

*cough*

Answer 19

thank you guys so much

Answer 20

No problem!

Answer 21

Shaylee please give sammi medal c:

Answer 22

hahah thanks! @sammixboo and you're welcome! @ShayleeCutie

Answer 23

well i can only give one medal @Elsa213 :/

Answer 24

;-; ok

Answer 25

I don't mind :P