Which conversions from scientific notation to standard notation are true? check all that apply.

For this case we have the following expressions:

a) , in this case we have a positive exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the right as indicated by the exponent, that is, 3 times. So, we have:

b) , in this case we have a positive exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the right as indicated by the exponent, that is, 5 times. So, we have:

c), in this case we have a positive exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the right as indicated by the exponent, that is, 4 times. So, we have:

d) , in this case we have a negative exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the left as indicated by the exponent, that is, 3 times. So, we have:

e) , in this case we have a negative exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the left as indicated by the exponent, that is, 6 times. So, we have:

f) , in this case we have a positive exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the right as indicated by the exponent, that is, 5 times. So, we have:

g) , in this case we have a positive exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the right as indicated by the exponent, that is, 7 times. So, we have:

h) , in this case we have a negative exponent, therefore we move the decimal point as many times to the left as indicated by the exponent, that is, 4 times. So, we have:

The correct options are: b, e, g and h

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