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When converting an “ordinary” number that is greater than 1 to scientific notation, how many non-zero digits are to the LEFT of the decimal point when you are finished?
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When converting an “ordinary” number that is greater than 1 to scientific notation, how many non-zero digits are to the LEFT of the decimal point when you are finished?

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Answer: 0 I think

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pretty sure its zero because i learned it last year but im in middle school so you might want to look it up.

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