Rules
Exponents
Scientific Notation to Standard Notation
Standard Notation to Scientific Notation
Simplify Exponents Challenge Problems
100

What do we do when we have exponents with the same bases being multiplied?

Keep the base and add the exponent

100

Write each expression using a positive exponent.

9-4

1/9^4

100

Express each number in standard form.

9 x 10-2

0.09

100

Express each number in scientific notation.

0.000561

5.61 x 10-4

100

(3x^4)^4

3^4x^16

200

The first number in scientific notation has to be between __ and  __.

1, 10

200

Write the expression using a positive exponent.

(10)-2

1/10^2

200

Express each number in standard form.

2.52 xx 10^5

252,000

200

Express in scientific notation.

47,000

4.7 x 104

200

(y^3)(x^4)(y)(x^-2)

y^4x^2

300

What do we do  when we have exponents with the same bases being divided?

Keep the base subtract the exponents

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

Simplify write using positive exponents.

3^-5 * 3^2

3^-3 or 1/3^3

300

Convert to standard notation: 

3.0 xx 10^-3

0.003

300

Convert to scientific notation: 0.03452

3.452 xx 10^-2

300

x^7/x^10

1/x^3

400

Going from scientific to standard notation, if the exponent is NEGATIVE move the decimal __(1)__ and __(2)__ if the exponent is POSITIVE.

1. Left

2. Right 

400

Simplify using positive exponents.

k^10 / k^4

k6

400

Convert to standard notation: 

4.38 xx 10^-5

0.0000438

400

Convert to scientific notation: 734,239

7.34239 xx 10^5

400

a^3 b^5 b^2 a^-7

b^7/a^4 or a^-4 b^7

500

What is the name of this exponent property: 

(xm)n = xmn

Power of a Power Property

500

Simplify using Laws of Exponents: (68)4

632

500

The mass of the Sun is

1.98892 xx 10^15

. Express in standard form. 


1,988,920,000,000,000

500

Convert to scientific notation: 8,000,000

8 xx 10^6

500

(2^0/(3*x^2)^0)^12

1