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Write 10^−4 as a decimal number.
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Write 10^−4 as a decimal number.

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Answer:

0.001

Explanation:

10^-4

This is exclusive to 10s being exponentially changed. since it is -4, just move the decimal place backwards 4 places.

10.

1.0

0.1

0.01

0.001

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