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What is the product (3×10^9)×(2×10^7) in scientific notation
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What is the product (3×10^9)×(2×10^7) in scientific notation

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Answer: 6x10^12
Explanation: multiply everything and the amount of zeros determines the exponent on the 10
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The answer would be 6 x 10^16

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