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Express the following in the scientific natation:
(1) 0.0048
(2) 234,000
(3) 8008
(4) 500.0
(5) 6.0012

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(1) `4.8xx10^(-3)`
(2) `2.34xx10^(5)`
(3) `8.008xx10^(3)`
(4) `5.000xx10^(2)`
(5) `6.0012xx10^(0)`
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