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How is the number 860,000 written in scientific notation? A. 8.6 x 106 B. 8.6 x 107 C. 86 x 106 D. 8.6 x 105
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How is the number 860,000 written in scientific notation?
A. 8.6 x 106
B. 8.6 x 107
C. 86 x 106
D. 8.6 x 105
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Answer:
8.6 x 10^5
Step-by-step explanation:
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The number 860,000 written in scientific notation is ANSWER: 8.6 x 105
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