Physics, asked by mudassar, 1 year ago

what is mass of earth in scientific notation?

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Answered by genious1

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The scientific notation of earths mass is 5.97× 10 to the power of 24 kg.

Answered by vermacharu

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The mass of earth in scientific notation is 5.97x10 the power of 24 kg. 5.97 part of coefficient and 24 is the exponent.

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