The Exponent's Value in Scientific Notation Is Equal To

question 41

Multiple Choice

The exponent's value in scientific notation is equal to:

• A) the power of ten the base number is multiplied by.
• B) the number of odd decimal digits in the number expressed in standard notation.
• C) the number of digits after the decimal point in the number expressed in standard notation.
• D) the number of even decimal digits in the number expressed in standard notation.
• E) the number of digits in the number expressed in standard notation.

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Definitions:

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