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Josie Cruz
13 June, 20:01
123 in scientific notation
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Courtney Lindsey
13 June, 23:41
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1.23.10^2 that is what I got
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Tyrell Mcgee
13 June, 23:58
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1.23x10^2
So there should be one number to the left at all times, even a zero when it comes to decimals and negative scientific numbers. Also 10 is raised to the power by how many you need to move the decimal for the original number.
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