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The mass of planet earth is about 5.98x10^(24) kilograms. When this number is written in standard notation, how many zeros are in the number
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The mass of planet earth is about 5.98x10^(24) kilograms. When this number is written in standard notation, how many zeros are in the number
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there are 22 zeros when the number is written in standard notation.
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