Question

Wheeeee...

Answer 1

Just testing a few stuff c:

Answer 2

\(7,125,000,000 = 7,125,\underbrace{000,000} \\\hspace{118pt}{6}\\\\ = 7.125 \times 10^6\)

Answer 3

Nice, now I can easily answer questions that ask about converting into scientific notation. :)

Btw, 7,125,000,000 is the current population of Earth (:

Answer 4

Mhm. Watched a show about overpopulation and stuff. You will have to teah me how to do algebric expressions and stuff soon! :P (In Latex)

Answer 5

Haha, sure :)

Answer 6

Or, you can also use,

\(\large\color{#000000 }{ \displaystyle7,125,\overbrace{000,000}^{6} }\)

\(\large\color{#000000 }{ \displaystyle7,\overbrace{125,000,000}^{9} }\)

Answer 7

I saw the overbrace command too, but I thought that underbrace would look better for such problems. :)

Answer 8

lel

Answer 9

wat?

Answer 10

:P

Answer 11

so....................


why was I tagged? cx :3

Answer 12

CAUSE YOU WAZ

Answer 13

just um... mind your own bissnuss and leave this place...

Answer 14

Mhm, I was tagged, so it's my business too :3

Answer 15

hey tso

Answer 16

@pooja195 THEY FIXED MY SMARTSCORE! :D

Answer 17

Don't mess with the site again.

Answer 18

loooooool

Answer 19

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Answer 20

Go down to the post below TSO XD

Answer 21

^THe best post i ever saw

Answer 22

thats pretty cool

Answer 23

If you actually want to see the numbers see the website below.
http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/

AND COUNTING.....!

Answer 24

@TheSmartOne

Answer 25

lol