Find the number of zeros after decimal before a significant figure star in `(9/8)^(-100).`

Find the number of zeros after decimal before a significant figure start in 3^(-50) .

Find the number of zeros after decimal before a significant figure start in (0.35)^(12).

Suppose U denotes the number of digits in the number (60)^(100) and M denotes the number of cyphers after decimal, before a significant figure comes in (8)^(-296) . If the fraction U/M is expressed as rational number in the lowest term as p//q (given log_(10)2=0.301 and log_(10)3=0.477 ) . The value of p is

Suppose U denotes the number of digits in the number (60)^(100) and M denotes the number of cyphers after decimal, before a significant figure comes in (8)^(-296) . If the fraction U/M is expressed as rational number in the lowest term as p//q (given log_(10)2=0.301 and log_(10)3=0.477 ) . The value of q is

Suppose U denotes the number of digits in the number (60)^(100) and M denotes the number of cyphers after decimal, before a significant figure comes in (8)^(-296) . If the fraction U/M is expressed as rational number in the lowest term as p//q (given log_(10)2=0.301 and log_(10)3=0.477 ) . The equation whose roots are p and q, is

Number of ciphers after decimal before a significant figure comes in (5/3)^(-100) is- a. 21 b. 22 c. 23 d. none

Find the number of naughts after decimal before a significant figure comes in the number ((5)/(6))^(100)

If number of digits in 12^11 is 'd', and number of cyphers after decimal before a significant figure starts in (0.2)^9 is 'c' ,then '(d-c)' is equal to

Let x=5^((log_5 2+log_5 3)) If 'd' denotes the number of digits before decimal in x^30 and 'c' denotes the number of naughts after decimal before a significant digit starts in x^(-20), then find the value of (d-c).

Let L be the number of digits in 3^(40) and M be the number of zeroes in 3^(-40) after decimal before a significant digit,then find (L-M).