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Find the quotient if the dividend is 2.26 · 108 and the divisor is 0.013.

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Answer:

the required quotient is 173.92

Explanation:

If a÷b=c,

then,

a is the dividend

b is divisor

and c is quotient.

By the question,

a=2.26108

b=0.013

c=?

now,

a÷b=c

or, 2.26108÷0.013=c

or, 173.92=c

User Kris Kilton
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Answer:


1.738\cdot 10^(10)

Explanation:

We are asked to find the the quotient of the division problem, where
2.26\cdot 10^8 is dividend and 0.013 is divisor.

Represent dividend and divisor as fraction:


(2.26\cdot 10^8)/(0.013)

Convert 0.013 into scientific notation:


0.013=1.3\cdot 10^(-2)


(2.26\cdot 10^8)/(1.3\cdot 10^(-2))

Using exponent property
(a^m)/(a^n)=a^(m-n), we will get:


(2.26)/(1.3)\cdot 10^{8-(-2)


(2.26)/(1.3)\cdot 10^(8+2)


1.738\cdot 10^(10)

Therefore, our required quotient would be
1.738\cdot 10^(10).

User Jirka
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