How do you convert 0.009 into scientific form?
2 Answers
May 25, 2018
Explanation:
When we want numbers in scientific notation, we want one non-zero digit before the decimal.
In our case, that means we need to put the decimal after the
Where the exponent is the number of times we looped the decimal. NOTE: The exponent is negative because we looped right.
Hope this helps!
Explanation:
Make sure there is one digit left of the decimal point. Then count how many times you have to move the decimal to the left to get the given number. That's the negative of the power of
In this case that would be