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Jaylan Mccarthy
Mathematics
20 June, 12:23
What is 43,000,000,000 in scientific notation
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Jadiel Kaufman
20 June, 12:25
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43 x 10^9
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I think this is the right way to write 43 multiply by 10 power 9.
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Mila Cooke
20 June, 12:47
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I think the scientific notation would be ...
4.3 x 10^10
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