Scientific Notation Pre-Quiz

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Imagine you're a super scientist dealing with tiny particles. Can you convert 3.05x10^-4 into ordinary notation for your next experiment?

• 30500

• 0.00305

• 0.000305

• 0.0000305

Imagine you're a super mathematician who can convert scientific notation to ordinary notation in a snap! Can you tell what is 5.95x10^6 in ordinary notation?

• 0.00000595

• 5950000

• 595000000

• 0.000000595

Imagine you're a scientist and you've just discovered a new planet that is 410030 light years away! How would you express this distance in scientific notation?

• 41.0030x10^4 light years

• 4.1x10^-4 light years

• 4.1003x10^5 light years

• 410x10^3 light years

Imagine you're a scientist working on a top-secret project and you need to write the number 0.00000709 in scientific notation. How would you do it?

• 7.09x10^-6

• 7.09x10^-5

• 70.9x10^7

• 7.09x10^5

Imagine you're a scientist and you've just discovered a new planet that is 114,820,395.6 miles away from Earth! How would you express this distance in scientific notation to your fellow scientists?

• 1.148203956x10^8

• 1.148203957x10^7

• 1.14x10^8

• 1.15x10^8

Imagine you're a super cool scientist and you've just discovered a new planet! The planet's mass is 400.68 units and the gravitational pull is 3.16x10^-6 units. What would be the weight of an object on this planet?

• 1.27x10^8 units

• 7.89x10^-9 units

• 0.00127 units

• 3.16x10^6 units

Imagine you're a super cool mathematician and you've just discovered two gigantic numbers: 3.25x10^5 and 4.27x10^4. Now, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to multiply these two numbers together. What do you get?

• 13.88x10^9

• 1.388x10^13

• 1.388x10^10

• Option 1.36x10^-8

Imagine you're a scientist working on a big experiment. You need to calculate 4.28x10^3 divided by 6.27x10^4 for your research. Can you solve this?

• 6.83x10^-8

• 682.6

• 68.26

• 68,300,000