How do you write #634,000# in scientific notation?

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MeneerNask
Mar 2, 2016

You move the decimal point, untill you have just one non-zero in front of it.

Explanation:

You have to move 5 places , which means the exponent of the #10#-power will be #5#.
You move to the left , which means the power will be positive.

#=6.34xx10^(5)#

An other way would be to consider that:
#=6.34xx100000=6.34xx10^(5)#

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