Write each of these values in scientific notation. Enter each answer with one digit before the decimal point and two digits after the decimal point (a. bc x 10º). decimal form 0.000448 422000 613 0.00175 scientific notation

Write each of these values in scientific notation. Enter each answer with one digit before the decimal point and two digits after the decimal point (a. bc x 10º). decimal form 0.000448 422000 613 0.00175 scientific notation

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Write each of these values in scientific notation.
Enter each answer with one digit before the decimal point and two digits after the decimal point (a. bc x 10º).
decimal form
0.000448
422000
613
0.00175
scientific notation

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