(25 points) A weather reporter in your area said that the speed of sound in air today is about one thousand one hundred feet per second. What is that speed in scientific notation?

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(25 points) A weather reporter in your area said that the speed of sound in air today is about one thousand one hundred feet per second. What is that speed in scientific notation?

(25 points) A weather reporter in your area said that the speed of sound in air today-example-1

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1.1 × 103 feet per second

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1 thousand and 1 hundred means 1100.

In scientific notation, it's 1.1*10^3

Robni answered Mar 8, 2018

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