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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-10-20

What does 5.2E11 mean on a calculator?

Asked by Irisflower

Answer (3)

it mean 5.2 times 10^11 unscientific notation ⇒520000000000

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

On calculate the mean of the **5.2E11 **is ** 5.2 x 10^11. **
unfold value of 5.2E11

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**calculator **is device which helps mankind in solving mathematical problems.
5.2E11 where E = 10^x 5.2E11 = 5.2 x 10^11
** **= 520000000000
Although the value shown in **calculator 5.2E11 is ** 5.2 x 10^11. or 520000000000

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Answered by priyankapandeyVT | 2024-06-16

5.2E11 represents 5.2 times 10 raised to the 11th power in scientific notation. This equals 520 billion when converted to standard form. Scientific notation helps express very large numbers more compactly and is commonly used in mathematics and science.
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Answered by priyankapandeyVT | 2024-10-11

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