Here are the correct steps for solving \((3.71 \times 10^5) + (4.65 \times 10^7)\):
Step 1: Change the exponent of \(10^5\) to \(10^7\) to get the exponents the same for adding in Scientific Notation.
Step 2: Adjust the coefficient of \(3.71\) to change the coefficient on the term that the exponent was changed (in this case, \(3.71\) becomes \(0.0371\) when we convert \(10^5\) to \(10^7\), which is \(3.71 \div 100\)).
Step 3: Add the coefficients \(0.0371\) and \(4.65\).
Step 4: Combine the coefficients to get a single sum.
Step 5: Convert back to Scientific Notation for the final answer.
So filling in the blanks:
Step 1: Change the exponent of \(10^5\) to \(10^7\)
Step 2: Adjust the coefficient of \(3.71\)
Step 3: Add the coefficients
Step 4: Combine the coefficients
Step 5: Convert back to Scientific Notation
This results in a final solution that can be computed as needed!