How do you write 6.92⋅10−8 in standard notation?

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Pitufox27
Jan 2, 2017

6.92⋅10−8=0.0000000692

Explanation:

The power of ten indicates the position of the decimal point. If we are saying that a number in scientific notation is 6.92⋅10−8 that means that the decimal point must be placed 8 positions below the initial position, which is always the one corresponding to the number of units.

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