Scientific Notation
Denominator Rationalizing
Simplify Radicals
Multiply Exponents
Divide Exponents
100

What is 23*104?

230000

100

√6/√3

3√2/3

100

√32

4√2

100

(10x2)(x3)

10x5

100

x8/x3

x5

200

What is 4000000 in scientific notation?

4*106

200

√17/√12

2√51/12

200

√64+√50

8+5√2

200

(7x2+9y+3-49)0(27183+373*72)0

1

200

x7/x4+x3

x4/x+1

300

1.93*106

1930000

300

6/√8-3

-12√2-18

300

√294x4

7x2√6

300

(x3+y4)(x7+y2)

x7y4+x10+y6+x3y2

300

x5/x3*x

x

400

There are several books sold around the world. The Hobbit is one of the most popular and has sold 100 million copies. Charlotte's web has sold 50 million copies. Write how many copies each of these books has sold in scientific notation.

The Hobbit - 1*108

Charlotte's Web - 5*107

400

√10/5√2+3√5

2√5-3√2

400

(√29+√49+√x2)/12

(√29+7+x)/12

400

(x7+y9+x)(x4+y+y2)


x4y9+x11+y11+y10+x7y2+x7y+x5+xy2+xy

400

x2+y9+32/x+y4+7

y5+x+32/7

500

Many people in the world have cars and in fact, there are about 1 billion cars that roam the streets of today. The Ford F-Series has been sold 1,000,000 times in the United States. Put that in Scientific Notation. Suppose a car has reached that feat 13 times. Calculate how many cars have been sold in total in scientific notation.

1*106

1.3*107


500

3√8-5√6/2√8+3√6

69-38√3/-11

500

5√224x6y3

20x3y√14y 

500

Bob loves to buy candy. He buys a collection of candy from the candy store across the street. He pays $45 for (x2+14+x) pieces of candy. He then decides that he wants more candy and multiplies his candy collection by (x3+49+x+x17). How much candy does Bob have now?


x19+x18+14x17+x5+x4+15x3+50x2+63x+686

500

(√73+492-99/643-94+x2)0

1