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Place the following in scientific notation.
T = 2pi.
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Would I just put 2pi into scientific notation?
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Place the following in scientific notation.
T = 2pi.
Would I just put 2pi into scientific notation?
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Goopy17 said:Place the following in scientific notation.
T = 2pi.
Would I just put 2pi into scientific notation?
Yeah, that's the only thing that seems to make sense. I don't know what the point of doing so would be, when 2pi is exact. This question must be solely to test whether you know what scientific notation is, or something.
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