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) Multiply. What is the product (3 x 10^9) * (2 x 10^17) in scientific notation?​
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) Multiply. What is the product
(3 x 10^9) * (2 x 10^17) in scientific notation?​

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Answer:

6x10^26

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User Greg Haygood
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Answer:

6 ×10^26

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