Just gonna say this in advance if this not technically Algebra II, I'm sorry. I'm stumped. Last resort.
I'd also like to make a point to let anyone know that I'm not really here to LEARN math, just get ANSWERS. I'm sorry if anyone takes offense to that, but it's really just a matter of it being more work than it's worth. It's not that I hate math, quite the opposite actually, I could watch people do math for HOURS and find it fascinating, but if I have to do it myself, NOPE NO WAY, brain isn't gonna do that NOPE.
So anyway, I just want to get some answers, I've been trying for a few hours to figure out how to BS my way through this question. (I do online school) Basically taking guesses and using google to help because I have no clue where to start. I was SURE I got the right answer, by fiddling with google's conversion tool but I then in a moment of pure stupidity I realized I was supposed to be figuring out what the ? means not what the whole equation means. Here's the question:
Fill in the [?]:
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \large{ 82\, \mu \mbox{L}\, =\, 8.2\, \times\, 10^{\color{green}{[?]}}\, \mbox{L} }\)
The weird uL thing means Micro liters (Which took a while to figure out on it's own.) so if somebody wants to let me know what the question mark represents that'd be fantastic.
Thanks to anyone who takes this up! ;D
I'd also like to make a point to let anyone know that I'm not really here to LEARN math, just get ANSWERS. I'm sorry if anyone takes offense to that, but it's really just a matter of it being more work than it's worth. It's not that I hate math, quite the opposite actually, I could watch people do math for HOURS and find it fascinating, but if I have to do it myself, NOPE NO WAY, brain isn't gonna do that NOPE.
So anyway, I just want to get some answers, I've been trying for a few hours to figure out how to BS my way through this question. (I do online school) Basically taking guesses and using google to help because I have no clue where to start. I was SURE I got the right answer, by fiddling with google's conversion tool but I then in a moment of pure stupidity I realized I was supposed to be figuring out what the ? means not what the whole equation means. Here's the question:
Fill in the [?]:
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \large{ 82\, \mu \mbox{L}\, =\, 8.2\, \times\, 10^{\color{green}{[?]}}\, \mbox{L} }\)
The weird uL thing means Micro liters (Which took a while to figure out on it's own.) so if somebody wants to let me know what the question mark represents that'd be fantastic.
Thanks to anyone who takes this up! ;D
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