how do u change to standard notation 9* 10to the second power?

Answer 1

9*10^2 is in standard notation.

Answer 2

10 to the second power means 10 * 10. So work out 9 * 10 * 10.

Answer 3

900
Right now it's in scientific notation.
To turn it into standard notation, think
9x(10^2) = 9x100 = 900
In other words, put two 0's behind the 9 because you've got times 10 to the second. I
If it was times 10 to the 4th you'd put 4 zeroes etc.
If you have a negative power you'd put one less than the absolute value of that number of zeroes, behind the decimal point.
For example, 9x10^(-2) = .09
put one zero behind the decimal point because |-2| - 1 = 1
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Answer 4

Changing numbers from scientific notation to standard notation.

Ex.1 Change 6.03 x 107 to standard notation.

remember, 107 = 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 = 10 000 000

so, 6.03 x 107 = 6.03 x 10 000 000 = 60 300 000.

answer = 60 300 000.

Answer 5

it is in SN but u could change it to .9x10^3 or on a standard graphics calc. u would call it 9E100 or 90E10

10*10=100
100*9=900

9(10^2)=900

9(10*10)=900

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Answer 6

9* 10^2

= 9*100

=900

Answer 7

second powers are figurative so treat in 1/ 12 sotation in refference to ^@ and absent in ^2 and why before. second power lower number * it isnt 90 it is 16. ^2 2 to the third 2.3334 or 2 to the second equals 1.3334 second power 4

Answer 8

9 * 10^2

9 * 100

900