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Scientific and Standard Notation

Scientific and Standard Notation

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Mathematics

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6th - 8th Grade

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Ferdad Roidad

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​Scientific Notation and Standard Notation

By Ferdad Roidad

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Standard Notation

Standard Notation is the "usual" way of writing numbers

  • Standard notation is the "usual" way of writing numbers with digits from 0 to 9 and including commas as thousand separators and a period as a decimal point.

  • If a decimal point is not displayed for a given number, then the decimal point is understood to follow the last digit of the number. For example, 623 is 623.0

  • Alternatives to standard notation are word form and expanded form.

  • A word form example is "one thousand" and an expanded form example is 600+20+3.

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Scientific Notation

Scientific notation is an alternative to standard notation and writes a number as a product of a number and a power of 10. The number must be at least 1.0 and less than 10.0. The power of 10 may be positive, negative, or 0.

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Scientific Notation

a number multiplied by a power of 10, such that the number is at least 1.0 and less than 10.0 and the power of 10 can be 0, positive, or negative.

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Multiple Choice

100=10^0=

Hint: x0=1x^0=1 for all nonzero real numbers.

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00

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11

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1010

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−1-1

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110or 0.1\frac{1}{10}or\ 0.1

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Multiple Choice

10−1=10^{-1}=

Hint: x−1=1xx^{-1}=\frac{1}{x} , negative one as an exponent results in the reciprocal of the base value.

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−0.1 or−110-0.1\ or-\frac{1}{10}

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00

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110 or 0.1\frac{1}{10}\ or\ 0.1

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−10-10

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Multiple Choice

10−2=10^{-2}=

Hint: x−2=1x2x^{-2}=\frac{1}{x^2} , negative two as an exponent results in the reciprocal of the base value squared.

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−100-100

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−1100or−0.01-\frac{1}{100}or-0.01

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1100or 0.01\frac{1}{100}or\ 0.01

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100100

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−20-20

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 0.990.99 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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9.9×1019.9\times10^1

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0.99×1000.99\times10^0

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9.9×1009.9\times10^0

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9.9×10−19.9\times10^{-1}

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0.99×1010.99\times10^1

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 0.10.1 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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1.0×1011.0\times10^1

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1.0×1001.0\times10^0

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1.0×10−11.0\times10^{-1}

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0.1×1010.1\times10^1

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10.0×10−210.0\times10^{-2}

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 0.010.01 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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1.0×10−11.0\times10^{-1}

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1.0×10−21.0\times10^{-2}

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0.1×10−10.1\times10^{-1}

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0.01×10−20.01\times10^{-2}

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10.0×10−410.0\times10^{-4}

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 1010 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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10.0×10010.0\times10^0

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10.0×10110.0\times10^1

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10.0×10−110.0\times10^{-1}

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1.0×1001.0\times10^0

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1.0×1011.0\times10^1

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 100.001100.001 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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1.0×1021.0\times10^2

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1.00001×1021.00001\times10^2

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1.00001×10−21.00001\times10^{-2}

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1.0×10−21.0\times10^{-2}

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10.001×10110.001\times10^1

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 0.314150.31415 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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0.31415×1010.31415\times10^1

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0.31415×10−10.31415\times10^{-1}

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3.1415×1003.1415\times10^0

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3.1415×10−13.1415\times10^{-1}

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31.415×10−231.415\times10^{-2}

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Multiple Choice

Given the standard form value 78,000,000 which is 78 million in word form, what is the scientific notation form?

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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78×10678\times10^6

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7.8×1067.8\times10^6

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7.8×1077.8\times10^7

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0.78×1080.78\times10^8

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78×10778\times10^7

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Fill in the Blanks

Given the scientific notation value 7.05×1037.05\times10^3 , what is the standard notation value?

Hint: Multiplying a number by a positive power of 10 increases the number's value, so we move the decimal point to the right and in this case, the decimal point is moved 3 digits to the right. You should get a whole number value.

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Multiple Choice

The standard form value 0.00030.0003 in scientific notation is:

Hint: Scientific notation involves a number multiplied by a power of 10. The number must be at least 11 and less than 1010 .

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0.3×10−30.3\times10^{-3}

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3.0×10−33.0\times10^{-3}

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3.0×1043.0\times10^4

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3.0×10−43.0\times10^{-4}

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0.3×10−40.3\times10^{-4}

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Multiple Choice

Given the scientific notation value 9.0×10−19.0\times10^{-1} , what is the standard notation value?

Hint: Multiplying a number by a negative power of 10 decreases the value of that number which means we move the decimal point to the left 1 digit in this case.

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−9-9

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9090

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99

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−0.9-0.9

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0.90.9

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Multiple Choice

What is the standard notation form for the given scientific notation value?

6.08×10−16.08\times10^{-1}

Hint: Multiplying a number by a negative power of 10 decreases the value of that number which means we move the decimal point to the left 1 digit in this case.

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−60.8-60.8

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−6.08-6.08

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60.860.8

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0.6080.608

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−0.608-0.608

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Multiple Choice

What is the standard notation form for the given scientific notation value?

6.08×1026.08\times10^2

Hint: Multiplying a number by a positive power of 10 increases the value of that number which means we move the decimal point to the right 2 digits in this case.

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0.06080.0608

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608608

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0.6080.608

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−608-608

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6080060800

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