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How is 123,000,000,000 expressed in scientific notation?

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  1. Yesterday, 19:21
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    Scientific notation is basically a number between 1 and 10 multiplied by 10 to the power of something.

    To find scientific notation, you must first count the number of zeros. There are 9 zeros.

    Because the number is a positive number, your exponent will be positive.

    After counting all the number of zeros, you are left with the number 123.

    Next, you must find a way to simplify this number to inbetween 1 and 10. if you move the decimal place 2 spots to the left, 123 becomes 1.23.

    Next, you add the number of spots you moved the decimal and the number of zeros to the new number you have created.

    9 zeros + 2 moved spots = 11

    Answer:

    1.23*10^11
  2. Yesterday, 20:29
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    12.3^{-10}

    Step-by-step explanation:

    count how many zeros their are and if it goes to the left its negative if it goes to the right its positive.
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