512.8 Trillion in Scientific Notation
What is 512.8 trillion in scientific notation? Here we will show you how to convert 512.8 trillion into scientific notation. We start by writing 512.8 trillion (five hundred twelve trillion eight hundred billion) in decimal notation (decimal form), like this:
512,800,000,000,000
Scientific notation is a way to express large numbers, like the decimal number above, in a smaller format. You can see this format represented below. Note that 'm' is a number less than 10, and 'n' is an integer.
m × 10n
All whole numbers have an implied decimal point after the last digit. Therefore, 512,800,000 can also be written as '512,800,000,000,000.'.
To find 'm' in the equation above, we write down 512.8 trillion using only the numbers. In other words, we take out the commas from its decimal form and place a decimal point at the end of the string of numbers. Then we move the decimal point to the left until the number is less than 10, and then remove any trailing zeros. This leaves us with 5.128, the resulting value of m:
512800000000000.
5.12800000000000
5.128
To find 'n' in the equation above, we simply count how many times we moved the decimal point to the left. We moved it 14 times, so n is 14.
That's all there is to it! Now we have 512.8 trillion in scientific notation, as follows:
512.8 trillion = 5.128 × 1014
You may also be interested to know that calculators and computer spreadsheets use E notation, and 512.8 trillion would be shown as 5.128E+14 or simply 5.128e14.
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