How do you write #27.1times10^4# in scientific notation?
1 Answer
Nov 21, 2016
Explanation:
Since scientific notation requires a single integer on the left side of the period, just move the decimal over one place to the left.
This will add one to the exponent, making it a 5. This is due to the decimal being moved over 5 spaces to the left from the end of the original number (271,000).