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Exam 33: Power Amplifiers47 Questions
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A frequency of 1750 × 103 Hz could be expressed as 1750 MHz.
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Numbers written in standard form without using any form of powers of 10 notation are said to be written in ______________ notation.
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Numbers written in standard form without using any form of powers of 10 notation are said to be written in
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When entering a number into a scientific calculator expressed in any form of powers of 10 notation, always enter the exponent first.
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A power of 10 indicates how many times the base, 10, is to be added to itself.
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By entering and displaying all values in ______________ notation, metric prefixes and their corresponding powers of 10 are learned.
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A resistor whose value is 53,000 ? can be expressed in engineering notation as 53 × 103 ?.
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If the decimal point is moved to the right in the original number, then the power of 10 will
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A power of 10 is a(n) ______________ of the base 10 and can be either positive or negative.
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Metric prefixes can be substituted for powers of 10 that are multiples of 3.
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The power value of 12,000 W can be expressed as ______________.
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The decimal notation of 4.5 × 10−3 which is written in scientific notation is ______________.
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