Chapter 1: Problem 73
Estimate the product of 4,308,229 and 44 to one significant figure (show your work and do not use a calculator), and express the result in standard scientific notation.
Chapter 1: Problem 73
Estimate the product of 4,308,229 and 44 to one significant figure (show your work and do not use a calculator), and express the result in standard scientific notation.
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