Raising a scientific number to the third power

The video tutorial explains how to handle exponents and scientific notation, focusing on multiplying exponents and adjusting decimal points to maintain correct scientific notation. It covers the rules of exponents, the structure of scientific notation, and the process of calculating powers. The tutorial concludes with final adjustments to ensure the result is in proper scientific notation.

What is the rule for raising a number to an exponent that is itself raised to another exponent?

Explain what scientific notation is and provide an example.

How do you convert a number in scientific notation to standard form?

Why is it necessary to adjust the decimal point when the result of a calculation is not between one and ten?

What steps are involved in raising a number in scientific notation to a power?