SOLUTION: (0.00008 × 10^4) (100, 000 × 10^−2)
(40 × 10^3) (0.02 × 10^−2)
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Question 1102412: (0.00008 × 10^4) (100, 000 × 10^−2)
(40 × 10^3) (0.02 × 10^−2)
Found 2 solutions by Alan3354, josgarithmetic:
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Two separate products using scientific notations?
(0.00008 × 10^4) (100, 000 × 10^−2)
(40 × 10^3) (0.02 × 10^−2)
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