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Write each number in scientific notation. (a) 63,000 The first nonzero digit is The decimal point should be moved places. $$ 63,000=\longrightarrow \times 10^{-} $$ (b) 0.0571 The first nonzero digit is The decimal point should be moved $\longrightarrow$ places. $$ 0.0571=\longrightarrow \times 10^{-} $$

          Write each number in scientific notation.
(a) 63,000
The first nonzero digit is The decimal point should be moved places.
$$
63,000=\longrightarrow \times 10^{-}
$$
(b) 0.0571 The first nonzero digit is The decimal point should be moved $\longrightarrow$ places.
$$
0.0571=\longrightarrow \times 10^{-}
$$

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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

Alan S. Tussy, R. David Gustafson 5th Edition

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Write each number in scientific notation. (a) 63,000 The first nonzero digit is The decimal point should be moved places. $$ 63,000=\longrightarrow \times 10^{-} $$ (b) 0.0571 The first nonzero digit is The decimal point should be moved $\longrightarrow$ places. $$ 0.0571=\longrightarrow \times 10^{-} $$