#basic calculation
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You mean like, solving this by hand?
yehaa
im confused
kinda
like solve it digitally idm but i need a step by step thing
Between 6 and 0 is a decimal point?
yes
This is definitely a new one but, um, if i were to have to solve this, i'd multiply 6.022 by 10ยณ to get 6022, then divide 108 by 6022, then it's smooth sailing to divide it by 10^20
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maths endgame is all calculators lol
you can def use the calculator, what does the rubric say?
we cant use them during a test
Bruh
ye ur teachers is silly
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$\frac{108}{6\cdot 0.22\cdot 10^{23}} = \frac{108}{6}\cdot \frac{1}{0.22}\cdot 10^{-23}$
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Might be easier to evaluate this way.
Oh yea that's way easier to do
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smh how
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Oh ok i think i got it
Use the quadratic formula
They're asking you for how many roots it has, not the roots themselves, so you can just prove that a value x exists such that the discriminant >0
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Why do you want to do this physically
woah @clever sun