Evaluate: (2^2)^3
64
Is the following expression written in scientific notation? If not, explain why.
3.25 + 10^-7
No, it should be multiplied, not added.
Simplify. Evaluate where necessary
(3x3y-2)4
81x^12/y^8
Is
-2^8
the same answer as
(-2)^8
? Explain.
No, without parentheses () the answer will be negative, with them the answer will be positive.
Write
3^5
in expanded Form.
3x3x3x3x3
Simplify:
(4y)^3
64y^3
The mass of Jupiter is approximately 1,900,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Write the mass of Jupiter in scientific notation.
1.9 x 10^27
Find the volume of a cube with side length of 4/5 m
64/125 m^3
Shelly's work is shown below:
(5^4)(5^-3)
= 5 Is Shelly correct? Explain.
Yes,
5^1 = 5
Evaluate the expression,
(-3)^4
81
Simplify:
(x^5)(x^9)
x^14
The mass of a Monarch butterfly is about
9.5 x 10^-3
. Write this number in standard form.
.0095
Simplify:
(7.3 x 107) x (1.12 x 10-2)
8.176 x 105
Is the following number written in scientific notation? Why or why not?
13.79 x 10^7
No, 13.79 is greater than or equal to 10.
Evaluate the expression,
(149)^0
1
Simplify:
(36x^4y^3)/(6xy^2)
6x^3y
The size of the Sahara desert is about
3.629 x 10^6
square miles and the Arabian desert is about
9 x 10^5
square miles. Which desert is larger? Explain how you know.
Sahara, because the exponent is bigger.
Solve the following multiplication problem. Leave in scientific notation form
(3.2 x 10-6 )(1.685 x 1012)
5.392 x 10^6
The mass of Mars is about
6.4 x 10^23
kg. It would take about 2,970 of the planet Mars to equal the mass of Jupiter. What is the mass of Jupiter?
1.9008 x 10^27
Evaluate the expression, 9^-2
1/81
Simplify:
(5x^2)^3/(7y^9)^0
125x^6
The size of the four oceans, in square km, is shown below. List the oceans from smallest to largest. Pacific Ocean -
1.7965 x 10^8
, Arctic Ocean -
1.323 x 10^7
, Atlantic Ocean -
1.061 x 10^8
, Indian Ocean -
7.49 x 10^7
Arctic, Indian, Atlantic, Pacific
3.8 x 10^4/1.9x 10^-2
2 x 10^6
Jahliek solved the problem shown below:
(2 x 10^4)
(1.8 x 10^6) = 3.6 x 10^-2
Is he correct? Explain.
No. He was supposed to add the exponents, not subtract.