How do you write 1.06 × 10^4 in standard form?
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To convert (1.06 times 10^4) into standard form, you simply move the decimal point in (1.06) to the right by 4 places (since it’s a positive exponent).
1. Start with (1.06).
2. Move the decimal 4 places to the right:
– Move once to (10.6)
– Move twice to (106)
– Move three times to (1060)
– Move four times to (10600)
Thus, (1.06 times 10^4) in standard form is 10600.
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