5)Express in standard form: (i)4809000 (ii)0.00849

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5)Express in standard form: (i)4809000 (ii)0.00849

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I hope it helps .in case you don't understand any part ,feel free to ask.

5)Express in standard form: (i)4809000 (ii)0.00849-example-1

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