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2.4x10^2+7.6x10^-1 awnser quick

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= 2.4 x 100 x 7.6 x 0.1
= 182.4

Hasan BINBOGA answered Aug 19, 2022

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Im pretty sure it’s 182.4

Zoltan Varadi answered Aug 23, 2022

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