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How do you write 0.0468 in scientific notation? - Answers
To write a number in scientific notation you first need to multiply it by a power of 10 until the only digits that remain are units and decimals. In this case, we multiply by 100 to give 4.68. We multiplied by 100, and 100 is the second power of 10, or 102 so 0.0468 in full scientific notation is 4.68x102
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How do you write 0.0468 in scientific notation? - Answers
To write a number in scientific notation you first need to multiply it by a power of 10 until the only digits that remain are units and decimals. In this case, we multiply by 100 to give 4.68. We multiplied by 100, and 100 is the second power of 10, or 102 so 0.0468 in full scientific notation is 4.68x102
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How do you write 0.0468 in scientific notation? - Answers
To write a number in scientific notation you first need to multiply it by a power of 10 until the only digits that remain are units and decimals. In this case, we multiply by 100 to give 4.68. We multiplied by 100, and 100 is the second power of 10, or 102 so 0.0468 in full scientific notation is 4.68x102
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