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A scientist uses 2.8*10^12 cells in one experiment, which is 2,000 times the number of cells she uses in a second experiment. Write the number of cells the scientist used in her second experiment in scientific notation. Explain your answer.
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The cells used in experiment are 2000 times... So divide 2.8*10^12 by 2000 You will get no. of cells used in second experiment.
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