Question

How do you write 820.5 in scientific notation?

Answer 1

`8.205*10^2`

Explanation:

When we write numbers in scientific notation, we want one non-zero digit before the decimal. In our case, we want it after the `8`.

We need to loop it `2` times to the left. This will be our exponent. Since we are looping it left, the exponent will be positive. We get

`bar(ul (| color(white)(2/2)8.205*10^2 color(white)(2/2)|))`

Hope this helps!