4. (2 x 10-2) Standard form of given is ---- a. 8 x103 b. 8 x104 c. 8 x10-5 d. 8x106

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4. (2 x 10-2) Standard form of given is ----

a. 8 x103
b. 8 x104
c. 8 x10-5
d. 8x106

4. (2 x 10-2) Standard form of given is ---- a. 8 x103 b. 8 x104 c. 8 x10-5 d. 8x-example-1

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The choice d.

$8 * {10}^( - 6)$

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