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What is (3.2x10 the 13th power) + (2.5 x 10to the 11th power)

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Answer:3.225 times 10 to the 13th power= 32250000000000

Explanation:

(3.2•10^13)+(2.5•10^11)

3.2000000000000+2.50000000000

EugeneMi answered Jul 28, 2021

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