35. Critique Reasoning Kristen was asked to write each of the numbers in the expression \( 80,000 \times 25 \) using exponents. Her response was \( \left(8 \times 10^{3}\right) \times 5^{2} \). Was Kristen's response correct? Explain.
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Kristen’s response contains some errors because the numbers are not represented correctly with exponents. The number 80,000 can indeed be written as \(8 \times 10^4\), not \(8 \times 10^3\). Furthermore, 25 can be correctly expressed as \(5^2\). So, the proper representation of the expression using exponents should be \((8 \times 10^4) \times (5^2)\). To break it down, when working with scientific notation, ensure that the base numbers and their powers are accurate. Kristen miscalculated the exponent for 10 when expressing 80,000, which is a common mistake when converting large numbers into scientific notation. Always double-check the factorization and the exponent representation for clarity!
