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Chapter 9: Problem 98

SCIENTIFIC NOTATION Rewrite the number in scientific notation. $$3,984,328$$

Short Answer

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The number 3,984,328 in scientific notation is \(3.984328 * 10^6\)

Step by step solution

01

Identify the digits and place

The number to be converted into scientific notation is 3,984,328. The first digit is 3, and considering the place value it represents, it's in the millions place.
02

Construct the preliminary scientific notation

Place the decimal point after the first non-zero digit, which gives \(3.984328\). Because we moved six places to the right, we apply '10' raised to a positive 6, denoted as \(10^6\).
03

Final Scientific notation

The number in scientific notation is hence written as: \(3.984328 * 10^6\)

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