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How do you write 0.0704 in scientific notation?

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i think the correct answer is the one above mine. i got the same thing

Diego Navarro answered Apr 7, 2021

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Answer:

well for me I think it's

Explanation:

7.04×10^-2

Sam Stoelinga answered Apr 9, 2021

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