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There are about 208,000,000,000 different 8-letter passwords that can be formed using a 26-letter alphabet. Express this number using scientific notation.
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There are about 208,000,000,000 different 8-letter passwords that can be formed using a 26-letter alphabet.
Express this number using scientific notation.
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2.08 × 10^11
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