Subtract. What is the difference (9 x 1010) – (4 x 1010) in scientific notation? ? (9* 1019) - (4 1019 = ? * 10 DONE

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Subtract. What is the difference (9 x 1010) – (4 x 1010) in scientific

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(9* 1019) - (4 1019 = ? * 10
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5.05 x 10^3

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