Question

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Answer 1

what's the question?

Answer 2

^^

Answer 3

I want to say A or B...divide the exponents

Answer 4

ok but is it ok if you show me how to dividwe the exponents?

Answer 5

or an example?

Answer 6

The nice thing about scientific notation division is that it works very much like regular division as long as the base of the power (10, in this case), is the same. You have to divide the coefficients and then all you have to do is subtract the exponent on the bottom from the exponent on the top.

For example, if it were 2x10^8/5x10^5, you would do 2/5 and then you would subtract 5 from 8, getting 3, and end up with (2/5)x10^3. Does that make sense?

Look at this. http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/526e1962e4b08fe35a5b15ed

Answer 7

1) REWRITE 6/8 AS A decimal fraction in the form 0.xx
2) Rewrite that in the form y.yy x 10^(-1)
3) reduce 10^24/(10^8).
4) multiply together the results of 2) and 3).

Answer 8

that is confusing

Answer 9

hi Robbinsja

Answer 10

Hey lol

Answer 11

Needing a little more help? Lol

Answer 12

yea lol

Answer 13

GIve me a minute ok ill draw it out for you :)

Answer 14

k

Answer 15

K12 kid? XD

Answer 16

im not a kid and yes its k12

Answer 17

there is no shame in lerning

Answer 18

I think I might have what you can use. it's a website for easy answers.
Yup, no shame in learning. :)

Answer 19

i wont use the website

Answer 20

Wait, what grade are you in dear?

Answer 21

8th