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When putting a number into scientific notation, the number you use must be between what two numbers?

When putting a number into scientific notation, the number you use must be between what two numbers?
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When putting a number into scientific notation, the number you use must be between what two numbers?

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Answer:

1 and 10

Explanation:

can't be less than 1 but can't be more than 10

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