The normal range for a red blood cell count is 3.4 × $10 ^ { 2 }$ cells/?l to 6.0 × $10 ^ { 2 }$ cells/?l. Write these numbers in decimal notation.
A) 3400 cells/?l to 6000 cells/?l
B) 340 cells/?l to 600 cells/?l
C) 34,000 cells/?l to 60,000 cells/?l
D) 3.4cells/?l to 6 cells/?l
E) 34 cells/?l to 60 cells/?l

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The notation $10^2$ represents a factor of 100. Therefore, 3.4 × $10^2$ equals 340 and 6.0 × $10^2$ equals 600.

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The Normal Range for a Red Blood Cell Count Is $10 ^ { 2 }$