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what is scientific notation
Squares, exponents, and Roots
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What is 27,000 in scientific notation?
2.7x10^4
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What is 2.65x10^4 in standard form?
26,500
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True or False 3.45x10^4=345000
False
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What is standard form?
a number written using digits and place value
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What is the square of 11?
What is 121?
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What is .0000678 in scientific notation?
6.78x10^-5
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What is 3.69x10^-3 in standard form?
.00369
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True or False .00562=5.62x10^3
True
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What is scientific notation?
a way to write very large or very small numbers
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What is the 8 to the fourth power?
What is 4,096?
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What is .000000008 in scientific notation?
8x10^-9
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What is 3.490x10^-4 in standard form?
.0003490
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True or False 3.209x10^3>1x10^5
False
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How do you convert a number from standard form to scientific notation? Use 5,400 and as an example
1) Move the decimal right or left until you have a number between 1 and less than 10 2) Count the number of places you needed to move, this is the exponent on the ten 3) write two pieces together with x (5.4x10^3)
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What is the square of 25?
What is 625?
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What is 12,900 in scientific notation?
1.29x10^-4
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What is 7.348x10^-3 in standard form?
0.007348
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Fill in the blank with a <,>,= 9.7x10^3___9.07x10^3
>
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How do you convert scientific notation to standard form? Use 3.9x10^2 as an example.
1) move the decimal point in the direction and # of places that it is shown by the exponent 2) positive exponent-right Negative exponent-left 3) write new number (390)
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What is the square root of 196?
What is 14?
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What is 405607 in scientific notation?
4.05607x10^5
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What is 3.49003x10^-6 in standard form?
0.00000349003
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Fill in the blank with <,>,= 7390600___7.3906x10^7
=
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give an example of when you would use scientific notation?
Distance to moon, thickness of a bubble, etc.
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What is the difference between a number squared, a square root, and an exponent?
What is a number squared is a number multiplied by itself, a square root is the factor that is multiplied by itself to end with the given number as its product, and an exponent is a number placed to the upper right of a number that indicates how many times that number (base) should be multiplied by itself.