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What is the standard form of the number in the calculator’s display 2.3e-9.
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2.3 times (e^-9)= 2.3 x (2.71828)^-9, e is a constant. taken here approximate one.
Here the e is denoting exponential/scientific notation. Most calculators use the uppercase E for exponential notation and the lowercase e for the constant. \[2.3E-9 = 2.3 \times 10^{-9}\] The exponent on 10 is negative, so move the decimal point 9 spaces left to get the number in standard form.
2.3*10 power negative 9
A small number
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