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Show all your work and include units, when necessary. Write in complete sentences, when necessary.  \nScientific Notation  \n1. Express in standard form. Express in scientific notation.  \na. 5.2 x 103   d. 780000    \nb. 9.65 x 10-4   e. 0.00000422    \nc. 8.5 x 10-2   f. 10000000    \n2. Use the exponent function on your calculator to compute the following, rounding your answer to correct SF.  \na. (4 .1 x 1023) (8 .0 x 103) e. (3 .2 x 104) / (6 .8 x 103)  \nb. (3 .6 x 104) (13) f. (4 .6 x 103) / (9 .8)  \nc. (4 .0 x 10-3) (145) g. (298) / (2 .7 x 10-2)  \nd. (7 .9 x 105) (3 .1 x 10-8) h. (5 .6 x 10-9) / (3 .3 x 106)  \nSignificant Figures  \n3. Identify the correct number of significant figures in the examples below.  \na. 0.000541   d. 0.01020   g. 2839.17    \nb. 500.0   e. 062709   h. 0.05493    \nc. 80475.050   f. 50140   i. 60500.00    \n4. Use your math rules to complete the following problems with correct SF.  \na.  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