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Can someone explain scientific notations and exponents? like how to do them

8th grade math!

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Scientific Notation :

Example :


4.5 * {10}^(3)

The exponent is 3 in this case and is positive meaning the zeros will follow after the 5 in 4.5 and not before that like this,


45000

If it was negative then the zeros would follow before the 4 in 4.5 like this,


0.0045


4.5 * {10}^(3)

The picture shows how it is done!!

Just do the loops around the number and put and egg inside of it like a cup.

That's all!!

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Exponents :


{9}^(2)

Or 9^2 is titled 9 to the power of 2.

You do NOT do this...


9 * 2

You do,


9 * 9

And if to the power of 5 then it'll be,


9 * 9 * 9 * 9 * 9

That's all!!

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I hope that helps you out!! Any more questions, please feel free to ask me!!
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