Asked by Fading
When dividing two numbers written in exponential notation, what do you do with the exponents of 10?
add
subtract
multiply
divide
I flat out do not know, can somebody please tell me what it is and why?
add
subtract
multiply
divide
I flat out do not know, can somebody please tell me what it is and why?
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Google knows.
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Choose the website that is easiest for you to understand.
Answered by
Anonymous
say (2 *10^5) / (1*10^3)
that is
(2/1) (10^5/10^3)
= 2 * 10^(5-3) <<<---important
= 2 * 10^2
================
check
2* 100000 /1000 = 2 * 100 :)
that is
(2/1) (10^5/10^3)
= 2 * 10^(5-3) <<<---important
= 2 * 10^2
================
check
2* 100000 /1000 = 2 * 100 :)
Answered by
Anonymous
a^n /a^m
= a^(n-m)
= a^(n-m)
Answered by
Fading
Okay, thank you both!!:)
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
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