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Matilda Casey
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4 January, 17:40
302,000,000,000 in scientific notation
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Jaycee Coleman
4 January, 17:43
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It is 302 raised to the 9th power i think
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Marely
4 January, 18:10
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The answer should be 3.02 x 10^11
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