3.5e19 × 2
= 70000000000000000000
The written coefficient and exponent are expanded exactly.
Calculate with scientific-notation input such as 3.5e19. Parse large and tiny decimal values exactly as written, without floating-point conversion.
Scientific notation uses a coefficient and a power of ten. An input such as 3.5e19 means 3.5 × 10¹⁹. The parser moves the decimal point exactly instead of converting the entire input into a floating-point number.
Use e or E followed by an integer exponent, including a minus sign for tiny values. Arithmetic still observes input and result limits. The optional scientific result view is rounded to 15 significant digits and is not a replacement for the exact decimal or fraction.
Enter large physical counts or very small quantities compactly. Exact parsing preserves the written value but does not imply that a measurement has more experimental precision than supplied.
= 70000000000000000000
The written coefficient and exponent are expanded exactly.
= 0.01
A negative exponent represents a small exact decimal.
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