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2. Measurement and Problem Solving / Scientific Notation / Problem 5
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Why is the base in scientific notation always 10?
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Because it is the most common number used in chemistry.
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Because it represents the number of significant figures.
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Because it simplifies calculations involving powers of ten.
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Because it is the smallest whole number.
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