### Scientific Notation Conversion TableThe table below illustrates examples for converting various numerical values into scientific notation. Scientific notation is a way of expressing numbers that are too large or too small to be conveniently written in decimal form.| Number | Unit | Scientific Notation ||--------|---------------|---------------------|| 45000 | atoms | || 75.0 x 10² | km | || 0.012100 | L | || 50.600 | m | || 5.773 | cm | |In this exercise, you are expected to convert each of the given numbers into scientific notation. This involves expressing the number as a product of a number between 1 and 10 and a power of ten. For example, 45000 can be expressed as \(4.5 \times 10^4\). #### Explanation of Scientific Notation Conversion:- **45000 atoms**: Identify the most significant digit and count the number of places to the right until you reach the last significant digit. - **75.0 x 10² km**: Note that the number is already partially in scientific notation. Simplify further if necessary by adjusting the exponent. - **0.012100 L**: Move the decimal point to position after the first significant figure. - **50.600 m**: Identify significant figures and convert accordingly. - **5.773 cm**: No need to move the decimal point more than needed to express the number in a compact form.Please fill in the blanks with the correct scientific notation.

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Convert the following to scientific notation 45000 atoms 75.0 x 102 km 0.012100 L 50.600 m 5.773 cm

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