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Retake Review: Exponent Properties & Scientific Notation
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9th Grade
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Retake Review: Exponents Properties & Scientific Notation
This time you're gonna ace that test!
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Multiple Choice
(52)3
Hint: Use Power of a Power Property
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression.
Hint: Use Quotient of Power Property
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Multiple Choice
Simplify:
70
Hint: Use Zero Exponent Property
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7
0
15
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Multiple Choice
Which expression is equivalent to 3−5 ?
Hint: Use Negative Exponent Property
3035
(35)0
351
35⋅3−1
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Math Response
The length of a cell is 0.000909 mm. Which of the following is the best estimate of the length written using scientific notation?
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Math Response
Scientists discovered fossils in Australia that are about 3,500,000 years old.
Write this number in scientific notation
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Fill in the Blank
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
How would you write 0.0005 in scientific notation?
50 x 10-5
5 x 10-4
5 x 103
.5 x 103
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Multiple Choice
The average estimated distance Mercury is from the sun is 2⋅102 m. The average estimated distance Neptune is from the sun is 8⋅10−2 m. About how many times farther is Neptune from the sun than Mercury?
Hint: Use Dividing Numbers in Scientific Notation
0.25⋅108
2.5⋅103
2.5⋅1010
0.25⋅10−12
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Multiple Choice
A geology class is studying a sample of rock and a sample of dry sponge. The rock sample has a mass of 1×101 kg. The dry sponge sample has a mass of 2×10-3 kg. Which sample has a greater mass? How many times greater?
The rock sample has a greater mass and it is 500 times greater.
The dry sponge sample has a greater mass and it is 500 times greater.
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Math Response
A river starts by flowing south for about 1.1⋅107 ft. Then it flows southeast for about 3.2⋅106 ft. What is the length of the river? Write your answer using scientific notation.
Hint: Use Adding in Scientific Notation to Solve
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
A TV show had 3.5 × 106 viewers for their first episode and 8.5 × 106 viewers for their second episode. How many viewers did they have overall?
1.2 x 107
1.2 x 10-7
1.2 x 106
1.2 x 10-6
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Multiple Choice
4.1 x 105 + 5.5 x 106 =
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Open Ended
Besides doing this review activity, how are you going to prepare for this retake?
Retake Review: Exponents Properties & Scientific Notation
This time you're gonna ace that test!
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