Question

What is 119,000,000 in a scientific notation?

Answer 1

`1.19*10^8`

Explanation:

When we write numbers in scientific notation, we want one digit before the decimal.

In our case, this means we must loop it `8` times to the left. The number of times we loop it is our exponent- looping left makes it positive.

We get

`1.19*10^8`

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