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

Standard Form Flashcards

  1. GCSE
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  3. /Standard Form

Flashcards for OCR GCSE Maths Standard Form, covering the key formulae, methods and definitions you need to recall for the written papers. 23 cards, matched to the OCR GCSE Maths (J560) specification.