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The length of an object is measured as 85.9 centimeters. What is this measurement in scientific notation? A. 8.59 x 10^1 centimeters B. 859 x 10^1 centimeters C. 0.859 x 10^2 centimeters D. 8,590 x 10^2
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The length of an object is measured as 85.9 centimeters. What is this measurement in scientific notation?
A. 8.59 x 10^1 centimeters
B. 859 x 10^1 centimeters
C. 0.859 x 10^2 centimeters
D. 8,590 x 10^2 centimeters
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The answer is B 2.58 × 101 centimeters
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A package is in the shape of a triangular prism. The bases are right triangles with perpendicular legs measuring 9 centimeters and 12 centimeters. The distance between the bases is 10 centimeters.
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