**************MEDALS***********************The speed of light is 186,000 miles per second. What is this speed in scientific notation?

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anonymous · Answer

This is spam.

igreen · Answer

$1.86 \times 10^?$

What's the exponent gonna be? @The_Jokers_wife

anonymous · Answer

0.186 × 10^6 miles per second





1.86 × 10^5 miles per second





18.6 × 10^5 miles per second





186 × 10^3 miles per second

igreen · Answer

Well..what's your answer? xD

I pretty much gave you it.

anonymous · Answer

This doesn't belong in the math section, please close this question immediately before I get a moderator and get you banned from OpenStudy.

igreen · Answer

@OpiGeode Yes it does..

igreen · Answer

Scientific notation is math..that's just the name of it.

anonymous · Answer

B  I'm not kidding OpiGeode

igreen · Answer

Yep, B's your answer.

anonymous · Answer

What the heck are you talking about? There's no answer choices.

igreen · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

LOOK IT UP Scientific notation is MATH ITS 8TH GRADE MATH DUMMY

anonymous · Answer

Hey, no need to be an a$$.

anonymous · Answer

UR ATING LIKE A BLOND @OpiGeode

anonymous · Answer

I have brown hair..Thanks -.-

anonymous · Answer

u talk like a blond XD

anonymous · Answer

Okay, what does that have to do with anything?

anonymous · Answer

just saying that Scientific notation  is math and not SCIENCE

anonymous · Answer

WTF? Whatever, I'm done here.

anonymous · Answer

XD YOUR LEVENING BECAUSE U KNOW I'M RIGHT AGAIN LOL STAY OUT OF MATH IF U DONT KNOW IT XD