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What does 9e+10 mean?

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taskmasters
9e +10  => 9 is the first whole value number
=> Where e stands for the number of zeroes next to 9
=> where +10 means that there are positive (whole numbers) 10 zeroes next to 9
Therefore, 9e +10
=> 90 000 000 000
There are 10 zeroes next to 9

Notes: if in the given situation shown (-) , Means, it’s a decimal number
          But if it shows (+), it’s a whole number.





carlosego
For this case we have the following number:
 [tex]9e + 10 [/tex]
 We have a number with exponential notation of the form:
 [tex]ae + b [/tex]
 The exponential or scientific notation consists of writing a number from a product between 2 other numbers, one called coefficient and the other, power of base 10, whose exponent is an integer.
 Where,
 a: represents the value of the coefficient
 b: power base 10
 We have then that the number is equivalent to:
 [tex]9e + 10 = 9 * 10 ^ {10} 9e + 10 = 90, 000, 000, 000[/tex]
 Answer:
 [tex]9e + 10 = 90, 000, 000, 000[/tex]
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