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Express the number of stars in a typical galaxy in scientific notation 

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00:01 We have to express the number of stars in a typical galaxy in scientific notation.
00:09 First of all, what is the number of stars in a typical galaxy? the number of stars in a typical galaxy is 1 -00 -000 -tripple -0 -triple -0 -triple -0.
00:25 This is the number of stars in a typical galaxy...
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