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The value of 1.55×100cm is to be stated as an ordinary number.

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The number that results when the number 10 is raised to some exponential power, n is said to be the power of 10. This means that 10 multiplied itself n times. If the result is greater than 1, the exponent has a positive value. If the result is less than 1, the exponent has a negative value. In an ordinary number, the exponent is opened up and the number is written along with the corresponding zeroes.

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