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Chapter 5: Q16. (page 226)

Evaluate8脳10鈭�116脳10鈭�2 . Express the result in scientific notation.

Short Answer

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The scientific notation of the given number is 5脳100.

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Step 1. Write down the given expression.

The given number is 8脳10鈭�116脳10鈭�2.

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Step 2. Expressing the given number in scientific notation.

The number 8脳10鈭�116脳10鈭�2in scientific notation is expressed as:

8脳10鈭�116脳10鈭�2=816脳10鈭�110鈭�2=0.5脳(10)1=0.5脳(10)1脳1010....(Multiplyanddivideby10)=5脳100

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Step 3. Conclusion.

The scientific notation of the given number is 5脳100.

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