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100

7 x 10-5

.00007

100

3300000

3.3 x 106

100

(4 x 106) + (8 x 108

8.04 x 108

100

(5 x 108)-(8 x 107)

4.2 x 108

100

(6 x 103)(9.91 x 100)

59.46 x 103

100

6 x106/ 2 x 103

3 x 103

100

If your exponent is positive then your number is ...?

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200

2.57 x 1010

25700000000

200

.00000924

9.24 x 10-6

200

(12 x 106) + (13 x 107)

14.2 x 107
200

(7 x 105)-(3 x 104)

6.7 x 105

200

(2.32 x 10-6)(4 x 10-5)

9.28 x 10-11

200

81 x10/ 9 x106

9 x 10-2

200

How many numbers should be in front of the decimal in order for your number to be in proper scientific notation?

1

300

3.48 x 103

3480

300

.000071

 7.1 x 10-5

300

(4 x 10-2) + (5 x 10-5

4.005 x 10-2

300

(9 x 107)-(2 x 106)

8.8 x 107

300

(1.08 x 10-3)(9.3 x 10-3

10.044 x 10-6

300

4.1 x 104/1.28 x 10-5

3.203 x 109

300

When you move your decimal to the right then your exponent goes... ? 

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400

8.92 x106

8920000

400

.00108

.001081.08 x 10-3

400

(6 x 10-9) + (9 x 10-5

9.0006 x 10-5

400

(4 x 102)-(2 x 10-1)

3.998 x 102

400

(6 x 103)(9.91 x 100

59.46 x 103

400

3 x10-2/8 x10-1

.375 x 10-1

400

If your exponent is negative then your number is ...? 

small 

500

7.1 x 10-7

71000000

500

67000000000

6.7 x1010

500

(3 x 10-9) + (5 x 10-7)

5.03 x 10-7

500

(9 x10-5)-(6 x 10-7)

8.94 x 10-5

500

(3.48 x 103 x 9.8 x 104)

34.104 x 107

500

1.18 x10-4/3 x100

.393 x 10-4

500

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