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The Normal Range for a Red Blood Cell Count Is 10210 ^ { 2 }

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The normal range for a red blood cell count is 3.6 × 10210 ^ { 2 } cells/?l to 3.0 × 10210 ^ { 2 } cells/?l. Write these numbers in decimal notation.


A) 3600 cells/?l to 3000 cells/?l
B) 360 cells/?l to 300 cells/?l
C) 36,000 cells/?l to 30,000 cells/?l
D) 3.6cells/?l to 3 cells/?l
E) 36 cells/?l to 30 cells/?l

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