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It is often necessary to do calculations using scientific notation when working chemistry problems. For practice, perform each of the
following calculations.
(7.46 × 10°) (1.00 × 10-8) =
2.58 × 104
3.90 × 104
=
7.46 × 106) (3.90 ×
X
104)
(7.11 × 105) (9.70 × 10-4)
x
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