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Alexandra Barker
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Scientific Notation Dress Rehearsal

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Scientific Notation must be written with a decimal that is
Greater than 1
Smaller than 10
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The exponent on Scientific Notation means different things:
A positive exponent means the number is large
A negative exponent means the number is small
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To determine how many times larger one number is than another:
Put the number with the larger power on top (if the powers are the same, put the larger decimal on top).
Divide the DECIMALS ONLY in your calculator.
Subtract the powers of 10.
Rewrite with your new decimal x 10 to the power of your subtracted powers.
Put the whole thing in your calculator to finish multiplying.
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Multiple Choice
1. The weight of a bumblebee is 0.000441 pounds. Write this value in Scientific Notation.
4.41 x 104
4.41 x 10-4
-4.41 x 104
-4.41 x 10-4
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Multiple Choice
2. The distance from Earth to Saturn is about 889,000,000 miles. Write this value in Scientific Notation.
8.89 x 108
8.89 x 10-8
8.89 x 109
8.89 x 106
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3. Amy wants to write the number 5600000000 in Scientific Notation. What number should they write for the power of 10?
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4. Julia needs to write the number 0.00000156 in Scientific Notation. What number should they write for the power of 10?
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5a. Convert this from Scientific Notation to Standard Notation:
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5b. Convert this from Scientific Notation to Standard Notation:
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5c. Convert this from Scientific Notation to Standard Notation:
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Multiple Choice
6a. Is this a number larger than 1 or smaller than 1?
Larger than 1
Smaller than 1
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Open Ended
6b. What does the E part of the display mean?
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6c. Write this number as a value in Standard Form.
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Open Ended
7. Jupiter and Saturn are the two gas giants in our solar system. Jupiter has a mass of 1.898 x 1027 and Saturn has a mass of 5.69 x 1026. How many times greater is the mass of Jupiter to Saturn?
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Open Ended
8a. Teresa wrote the number 5,030,000,000 in Scientific Notation as 5.3 x 107. She did this incorrectly. Explain where and how she did this incorrectly
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Multiple Choice
8b. What should she have written?
5.03 x 109
5.03 x 10-9
5.3 x 109
5.3 x 107
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Open Ended
9. Shaun and Lex are arguing over which number is larger between 3.45 x 108 and 7.14 x 106. Shaun says 3.45 x 108 is larger, while Lex says 7.14 x 106 is larger. Who is correct in their argument and explain how you know?
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10. Canada is more than 5 times larger than Mexico. However, the population of Mexico is approximately 1.21 x 108 and the population of Canada is approximately 3.58 x 107. How many times greater is the Mexican population?
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