What is the proper scientific "E" notation when writing $2.24 x 10^{4}$ $2.24 x 10^4$ ?

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What is the proper scientific "E" notation when writing $2.24 x 10^{4}$ $2.24 x 10^4$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2015-03-30T01:08:34

Basically "E" simply replaces " $\times 10$ $xx10$ ^" in the standard scientific notation.
So,
$2.24 \times 10^{4}$ $2.24xx10^4$ would be written as $2.24 E 4$ $2.24E4$ or sometimes $2.24 E + 4$ $2.24E+4$

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