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IF , then how many zeroes exist between decimal and first non zero digit of N?
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150
B
200
250
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D
300
E
350
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For calculating zeros at the end we should calculate quantity of "2" and "5" in the final number.
In all numbers which end at 5 we don't have any "2" but have a lot of "5". So in final number we will have more "5" than "2" and we need to calculate quantity of "2" in each number:
– one "2" in 10, exponent = 10 → …
In all numbers which end at 5 we don't have any "2" but have a lot of "5". So in final number we will have more "5" than "2" and we need to calculate quantity of "2" in each number:
– one "2" in 10, exponent = 10 → …
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Your handling of square and higher roots, including simplifying radicals.
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Forgetting the ± when taking a square root to solve an equation, or assuming √(a²) = a.
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