13Learning Activity 2: Scientific and Normal Notation1. Convert the following numbers into scientific notation:27 000 000 =(b) 0.000 007 12=821 =0.000 101 =(a)(e)(f)81 250 000 000 =0.000 000 002 052. Change the following numbers into normal notation:(a) 5.80 x 106(b) 6.32 x 1058.56 x 104(c)2.52 x 103(d)(e) 2.30 x 10106.10 x 10-11(f)3. Rewrite 2800 in scientific notation having 2 significant figures.II I| || | II||

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