How do you write 0.75 thousand in scientific notation?

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Sarah C
Mar 10, 2016

#7.5 xx 10^2#

Explanation:

With scientific notation (or standard form), we always lay it out with a 1 digit number between 1 and 10 (including 1 but not 10).
Or rather #1<= n < 10#

Then, we multiply it by a 10 to the power of something until it is big or small enough.

#0.75# thousand is #750# which would then be changed to #7.5# and multiplied by #100# to get it to 750.
#100# is just #10^2#, so we write #7.5 xx 10^2#.

Hope this helps; let me know if I can do anything else:)

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