Question
Which sign makes the statement true?
0.0000000077655 10^7 7,7655 10 10^2
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0.0000000077655 10^7 7,7655 10 10^2
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To determine the correct sign (either \( < \), \( > \), or \( = \)) that makes the statement true, we need to compare the two numbers represented:
1. **0.0000000077655**
2. **10^7** (which equals 10,000,000)
3. **7.7655** (just the number)
4. **10**
5. **10^2** (which equals 100)
Let's evaluate them one by one:
1. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 10^7 (10,000,000):**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 10,000,000
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 10^7 \).
2. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 7.7655:**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 7.7655
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 7.7655 \).
3. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 10:**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 10
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 10 \).
4. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 10^2 (100):**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 100
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 10^2 \).
Since \( 0.0000000077655 \) is less than all the numbers compared, we can summarize with:
\[
0.0000000077655 < 10^7 \text{, } < 7.7655 \text{, } < 10 \text{, and } < 10^2.
\]
Thus, the sign \( < \) holds true for all comparisons made with 0.0000000077655.
So the correct option is:
\[
0.0000000077655 < 10^7, \ 0.0000000077655 < 7.7655, \ 0.0000000077655 < 10, \ 0.0000000077655 < 10^2.
\]
1. **0.0000000077655**
2. **10^7** (which equals 10,000,000)
3. **7.7655** (just the number)
4. **10**
5. **10^2** (which equals 100)
Let's evaluate them one by one:
1. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 10^7 (10,000,000):**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 10,000,000
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 10^7 \).
2. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 7.7655:**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 7.7655
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 7.7655 \).
3. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 10:**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 10
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 10 \).
4. **Comparing 0.0000000077655 with 10^2 (100):**
\[
0.0000000077655 \ll 100
\]
Hence, \( 0.0000000077655 < 10^2 \).
Since \( 0.0000000077655 \) is less than all the numbers compared, we can summarize with:
\[
0.0000000077655 < 10^7 \text{, } < 7.7655 \text{, } < 10 \text{, and } < 10^2.
\]
Thus, the sign \( < \) holds true for all comparisons made with 0.0000000077655.
So the correct option is:
\[
0.0000000077655 < 10^7, \ 0.0000000077655 < 7.7655, \ 0.0000000077655 < 10, \ 0.0000000077655 < 10^2.
\]
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