Math, asked by kpragvansh7, 8 months ago

10000 x (1-10/100)power 3 i will list u as brainliet

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Answered by abhi200414

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Answered by shiningsstars5411

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In powers of ten notation, large numbers are written using ten to a power, or exponent. The exponent tells you how many times ten is to be multiplied by iteslf to equal the number you wish to write. For example, 100 can be written as 10x10 = 102.

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