2. Express the following numbers in scientific notation: (Answers should include threesignificant figures)(a) 65, 000(b) 0. 001327(c) 2, 450, 000(d) 0. 000019973. Perform the indicated operations: (All answers should be expressed in scientific notation.Apply the rules for significant figures in your final answer.)(a) (4.0 x 10-6) × (3.0 × 10*) =(b) (32 × 10°) – (2 × 107) =(3x10°)(8x10*)(6x105)(d) 0.868 kg + 2.35 kg – 21.5 kg =(e) (3.25 m)(2.1 m) =4. Convert the given standard notation below to scientific notation. Then, perform theindicated operation. Apply the rules for significant figures in your final answer.150, 000 x 0.0025 × 203,000,000 x 0.015 × 150 Determine the number of significant figures of the values given below:1. 0.00252. 12. 00030 e3. 3.14164. 20.205. 0.4

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