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Whats 100,000,000,000,000 in scientific notation?

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Samsonella2
I'm not sure but 10^13
maishamir2014
1* 10^14

the first number, in this case 1, must be less than ten, then, the next number, 10^14, is basically how many numbers are after the decimal in 1.0
there are 14 numbers (zeros) after the decimal

Hope I was right and that actually helped! 
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