

Scientific Notation Real World - MA.8.NSO.1.6
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Mathematics
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7th Grade
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Hard
Arah Anderson
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I can Solve real-world problems involving operations with numbers expressed in scientific notation
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Multiple Choice
Recall:
(2.8 x 108)+(5.4 x 109)
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1. Look for key words.
how many times = divide
difference = subtract
sum or total = add
per = multiply
2. Adding or subtracting in scientific notation the exponents have to be the same. Move the decimal and change the exponent to one of the terms if necessary.
3. Multiplying in scientific notation - multiply the first factor and add the exponents.
4. Dividing in scientific notation - divide the first factors and subtract the exponents.
5. For answers, make sure the first factor is between 1 and less than 10.
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Multiple Choice
I Do:
The mass of he sun is 1 x 1030 kilograms. The mass of the earth is 5 x 1024 kilograms. How many times bigger is the sun than the earth?
2 x 105
5 x 106
4 x 1030
2 x 106
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Multiple Choice
We Do:
The population of China is 1.3 x 109 and the population of the world is 6.4 x 109. What is the difference between the population of the entire world and the population of China?
7.7 x 1018
7.7 x 109
5.1 x 1018
5.1 x 109
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Multiple Choice
You Do:
The Amazon River releases 5.5 × 107 gallons of water into the Atlantic Ocean per second. There are about 3.2 × 109 seconds in a year. How many gallons are released into the ocean in one year?
17.6 x 1016
1.76 x 1017
176
.176 x 1015
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1. Look for key words.
how many times = divide
difference = subtract
sum or total = add
per = multiply
2. Adding or subtracting in scientific notation the exponents have to be the same. Move the decimal and change the exponent to one of the terms if necessary.
3. Multiplying in scientific notation - multiply the first factor and add the exponents.
4. Dividing in scientific notation - divide the first factors and subtract the exponents.
5. For answers, make sure the first factor is between 1 and less than 10.
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Open Ended
How can you connect this lesson to the previous lessons on scientific notation?
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Multiple Choice
Exit Ticket:
The mean distance from the sun to Earth is 9.29 x 107 miles. Jupiter's mean distance from the sun is 4.8388 x 108 miles. What is the difference between these two distances in miles?
4.3092 x 101
3.9098 x 107
3.9098 x 108
5.7678 x 108
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