Operations with Scientific Notation (Written in Scientific Notation)
Scientific Notation and Standard Notation
Simplifying with Exponents
Exponent Rules
Operations With Exponents
100

(3 x 105)(2 x 1012)

What is 6 x 1017

100

This is 52,700,000 written in scientific notation.

What is 5.27*107

100

(6)-2

What is 

1/36

100
In this rule if we multiply with common bases we do this.
What is add exponents
100

(x)(x2)

What is x3

200

(5 x 109)(7 x 103)

What is 3.5 x 1013

200

This is .000048 written in scientific notation.

What is 4.8 * 10-5

200
(8x)^0
What is 1
200
In this rule if we divide, we do this to the exponents
What is subtract.
200

x3 * x2

What is x5

300

8 * (9 x 104)

What is 7.2 * 105

300

This is 9.5 * 104 written in standard notation.

What is 95,000

300

-4x0

What is -4

300
When we have a power to a power we do this with our exponents.
What is multiply
300

1/((x^2))*x^-3

written with no negative exponents

What is  1/x^5 

400

(6 x 108) / (2 x 106)

What is 3 x 102

400

This is 1.23 * 10 -5 written in standard notation.

What is .0000123

400

(x6 y3)(x5 y5)

What is x11 y8

400
Anything to this power is equivalent to one.
What is zero.
400

-mx^2 * m^3x^-2

What is -m4

500

(2 x 10-2) / (4 x 103)

What is 5 x 10-6

500

This is 524 * 105 written in scientific notation.

What is 5.24 * 107

500

(x7 y8) * (x-5 y-8)

What is x2

500
As exponents increase by one we multiply the base one more time to simplify, so therefore if we decrease the exponent by one we do this.
What is divide by the base.
500

(x)^2(x^5)^3

What is x17