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Lizeth Pope
14 August, 15:03
What is the scientific notation for 0.0001
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Kole Turner
14 August, 17:27
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Scientific notation is written as
(number>1 and <10) times (10^x) so
count how many decimal places must be moved for the number to be >1 and <10
the number must be 1.0 or 4 decimal places
put that in the x
but it makes the number bigger so make x negative
1 times 10^-4 is the scientific notation
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