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Someone please help me w this standard form question​

Someone please help me w this standard form question​-example-1

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R = \frac{ {x}^(2) }{ y} \\ \\ R = \frac{ {(3.8 * {10}^(5))}^(2) }{5.9 * {10}^(4) } \\ \\ R = \frac{ ({3.8})^(2) * ( { {10}^(5) )}^(2) }{5.9 * {10}^(4) } \\ \\ R = \frac{14.44 * {10}^(10) }{5.9 * {10}^(4) } \\ \\ R = \frac{14.44 * {10}^(10 - 4) }{5.9} \\ \\ R = 2.45 * {10}^(6)

User Mbarlocker
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Answer:

2.4 × 10⁶

Explanation:

Given:


  • \sf x=3.8 * 10^5

  • \sf y=5.9 * 10^4

To calculate the value of R, substitute the given values into the given formula:


\begin{aligned}\sf R & = \sf (x^2)/(y)\\\\ \implies \sf R& = \sf ((3.8 * 10^5)^2)/(5.9 * 10^4)\\\\& = \sf (3.8^2 * (10^5)^2)/(5.9 * 10^4)\\\\& = \sf (14.44 * 10^(10))/(5.9 * 10^4)\\\\& = \sf (14.44)/(5.9) * (10^(10))/(10^4)\\\\& = \sf 2.4474... * 10^((10-4))\\\\& = \sf 2.4474... * 10^6\\\\\end{aligned}

Therefore, the value of R to 1 decimal place is 2.4 × 10⁶

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Exponent Rules used


(a^b)^c=a^(bc)


{a^b}{a^c}=a^(b-c)

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