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Multiply.\newline(3×104)(2×101)(3 \times 10^4)(2 \times 10^1)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 6×1046 \times 10^4\newline(B) 5×1045 \times 10^4\newline(C) 5×1055 \times 10^5\newline(D) 6×1056 \times 10^5

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Q. Multiply.\newline(3×104)(2×101)(3 \times 10^4)(2 \times 10^1)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 6×1046 \times 10^4\newline(B) 5×1045 \times 10^4\newline(C) 5×1055 \times 10^5\newline(D) 6×1056 \times 10^5
  1. Group Terms: We have the expression (3×104)(2×101)(3 \times 10^4)(2 \times 10^1). First, we need to group the coefficients and the power terms together.\newlineCoefficients: 33 and 22\newlinePower terms: 10410^4 and 10110^1
  2. Multiply Coefficients: Multiply the coefficients together. What is 3×23 \times 2?\newline3×2=63 \times 2 = 6
  3. Combine Power Terms: Combine the power terms 10410^4 and 10110^1 into a single power of 1010. When multiplying powers with the same base, we add the exponents.\newline104×10110^4 \times 10^1\newline= 104+110^{4 + 1}\newline= 10510^5
  4. Write in Scientific Notation: We have found the coefficient to be 66 and the power term to be 10510^5. Now, we write the final answer in scientific notation by combining the coefficient and the power term.\newlineScientific notation: 6×1056 \times 10^5

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