Asked by Person

In 2009, the total population of North Carolina was 2,890,425 people. What was the population in scientific notation, approximately?

2.9 x 10^5
2.9 x 10^6
2.9 x 10^7
29 x 10^7

2.9 x 10^6 right?
Answered by Steve
correct
Answered by Person
Thanks.
Answered by 😂
Does anyone know what the rest are I'm amtrying to go over the problems
Answered by ASDF
What are the rest of the answers...?
Answered by karma akabane <3
3.) D
4.) A
5.) C
6.) B
7.) C
8.) D
9.) B
10.) C
11.) D
12.) B
13.) D
14.) A
15.) B
16.) C
17.) A
18.) A
19.) A
20.) D
21.) D
22.) D
23.) B
24.) A
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Math keeps trying to make us solve it's problems. It needs a therapist lol
Answered by hello
are those the right answers
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idk if karma is rightt
Answered by Anonymous
no they arent, didnt bother checking after number 3 is obviously worng smh
Answered by 8th algebra
They are wrong. Very much so
Answered by trade mark
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Answered by Dandominguez19
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