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What is the scientific notation of 365?
3.65 x 10^2
How do you write 1.365 billion?
Oh, isn't that a happy little number? To write 1.365 billion, you simply write the number 1 followed by a comma, then write 365 million after it. It's just like painting a beautiful landscape - take your time, be gentle with your strokes, and remember, there are no mistakes, just happy little accidents.
If a probe travels 4000km per hour for 365 days how far did it travel in scientific notation?
3.504 × 10^7 km
365 x 170 million equals?
365 x 170 million = 62,050 million.
What 12.7 million divided by 365?
0.0348
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