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Answer 1

I'm not sure what you really are asking but I'm going to guess that you want to know how to write `000000.2345`
in standard scientific notation.

If this is the case:
`000000.2345 = 2.345xx10^-1`

Standard scientific notation is of the form
`a.bcd... xx 10^k`
where `a` is a single digit (non-zero unless the entire value is zero;
and `k` is the number of positions the decimal point of `a.bcd...` needs to be moved to the right to represent the actual value (a negative value for `k` indicates the decimal point needs to be moved to the left).