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| − | The digit "9" is 6 places to the left of the digit "3". Thus, it has a place value that is <math>10^6</math> times greater. | + | The digit "9" is 6 places to the left of the digit "3". Thus, it has a place value that is <math>10^{6-1}</math> times greater. |
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Revision as of 11:31, 1 July 2011
The digit "9" is 6 places to the left of the digit "3". Thus, it has a place value that is 
times greater.
