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Can a mathematician assist? Please explain how (2*10^-3)^3 = 8e^-9 I understand how the exponent is -9 but how does the 2 become an 8

Can a mathematician assist? Please explain how (2*10^-3)^3 = 8e^-9 I understand how the exponent is -9 but how does the 2 become an 8
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Can a mathematician assist?

Please explain how (2*10^-3)^3 = 8e^-9

I understand how the exponent is -9 but how does the 2 become an 8

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the other guy already answered it, but yes, it is
8*10E-9
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