How do you rewrite 2^38 in scientific notation with the mantissa rounded to decimal places?

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How do you rewrite 2^38 in scientific notation with the mantissa rounded to decimal places?

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Answer:

2.75 x 10^11

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Not sure about the mantissa part.

Fuyi answered Sep 9, 2022

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