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Mathematics, 29.04.2021 05:30 taylor5384

In 2005, the US Mint in Denver produced 4.04 × 108 Oregon State quarters. The US
Mint in Philadelphia produced 7.12 × 107
Oregon State quarters. Considering the
other two US Mint locations did not
produce any quarters, how many Oregon
State Quarters were minted in 2005?
Express your answer in scientific notation.

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