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0.000006 write in scientific notation

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$The\ scientific\ notation:a\cdot10^n\ where\ 1\leq a < 10\ and\ n\in\mathbb{Z}\\\\0\underbrace{.000006}_(6\to)=6\cdot10^(-6)$

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