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Selwyn · Answer 1 · 2021-05-15T13:22:48+0000

Answer:

25,000,000

Explanation:

Hey!

For exponents with base ten, all you have to do is add the set amount of zeros that the exponent is.

For example,
10^(4) would have 4 trailing zeros.

In that case,
10^(6) would have 6 trailing zeros and be written as follows:

10,000,000

Since it is being multiplied by 25, all we do is add on our 6 trailing zeros and replace "1" with 25.

Executing as follows:

25,000,000

Thus, in standard form,
$25\: \cdot \:10^(6)$ is
$\boxed{25,000,000}$ .

Hope this helps!