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How do you write 10.6 million is scientific notation? - Answers

10.6 million means 10.6 x 1 million. 1 million = 106 ⇒ 10.6 million = 10.6 x 106. However, scientific notation requires a single non digit before the decimal point, so the decimal point needs to move one place to the left and the power of 10 increased by 1 to account for this one place shift: ⇒ 10.6 million = 1.06 x 107.



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10.6 million means 10.6 x 1 million. 1 million = 106 ⇒ 10.6 million = 10.6 x 106. However, scientific notation requires a single non digit before the decimal point, so the decimal point needs to move one place to the left and the power of 10 increased by 1 to account for this one place shift: ⇒ 10.6 million = 1.06 x 107.



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How do you write 10.6 million is scientific notation? - Answers

10.6 million means 10.6 x 1 million. 1 million = 106 ⇒ 10.6 million = 10.6 x 106. However, scientific notation requires a single non digit before the decimal point, so the decimal point needs to move one place to the left and the power of 10 increased by 1 to account for this one place shift: ⇒ 10.6 million = 1.06 x 107.

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