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Chapter 5: Q57. (page 227)

Use the diagram at the right to write the diameter of the typical flu virus in scientific notation.

Short Answer

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The scientific notation of the given number is 2脳10鈭�7meter.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Write down the given information.

From the given figure,

It can be interpreted that the diameter of the typical flu virus is 0.0000002 meter.

02

Step 2. Expressing the number in scientific notation.

The diameter0.0000002 meter in scientific notation is expressed as:

0.0000002=210000000=2107....(Multiplyanddivideby100)=2脳10鈭�7meter

03

Step 3. Conclusion.

The scientific notation of the given number is 2脳10鈭�7meter.

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