What is 7.006 x 10-5 written in standard notation? Group of answer choices 700,600 0.00007006 70,060 0.0007006

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What is 7.006 x 10-5 written in standard notation?

Group of answer choices

700,600

0.00007006

70,060

0.0007006

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The standard notation is 0.00007006 because the -5 in the 10^-5 means that the decimal will move over the left 5 times.

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