Just to further clarify as this is for my gf and she asked me as I am (was) good at maths.
The first two are vaccines and are reported to be not as good as the third one.
It is a measure of the number of virus particles in each dose hence millions are the expected answer.
The first two report it as 10 to the power of x which is how I would have decribed it as a mathematician.
The third one confused me as well as made little sense and seemed a very odd way of describing the same thing.
Also, since first looking at the paper they have now lowered the figure from 7.6 to 7.1 in case people were wondering about that as well
Thanks for your help guys. I have given her the ocuk answer that it is indeed 10 to the power of 7.1 as voted by the majority at ocuk
The first two are vaccines and are reported to be not as good as the third one.
It is a measure of the number of virus particles in each dose hence millions are the expected answer.
The first two report it as 10 to the power of x which is how I would have decribed it as a mathematician.
The third one confused me as well as made little sense and seemed a very odd way of describing the same thing.
Also, since first looking at the paper they have now lowered the figure from 7.6 to 7.1 in case people were wondering about that as well
Thanks for your help guys. I have given her the ocuk answer that it is indeed 10 to the power of 7.1 as voted by the majority at ocuk