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What are the two requirements for a number to be in standard form (a×10na \times 10^na×10n)?

A
  • 1<a≤101 < a \le 101<a≤10
  • nnn is an integer
B
  • 0<a≤100 < a \le 100<a≤10
  • nnn is an integer
C
  • 1≤a<101 \le a < 101≤a<10
  • nnn is an integer
D
  • 1≤a<101 \le a < 101≤a<10
  • nnn is a positive integer

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Standard Form Flashcards

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23 flashcards on CCEA GCSE Maths Standard Form: the key formulae, methods and definitions you need to recall for Unit (M1–M4) and Completion Test Paper 1 and Paper 2 (M5–M8).