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Which
of
the
following
is
the
correct
scien4fic
nota4on
for
13,065,000,000?
A
13.065
×
109
B
0.13065
×
1011
C
1.3065
×
109
D
1.3065
×
1010
REVIEW
Write
each
number,
using
scien4fic
nota4on.
1. 23,000,000
2. 409,000
3. 0.004
4. 0.000932
5. 0.000000001057
Lesson
8
–
Part
2:
How
can
we
work
with
scien4fic
nota4on?
Standards:
7.N.5,
7.N.6,
and
7.N.7
SCIENTIFIC
NOTATION
In
scien4fic
nota4on,
numbers
are
wriYen
as
the
product
of
two
factors.
The
first
factor
is
greater
than
or
equal
to
1
but
less
than
10.
The
second
factor
is
a
power
of
10.
For
example:
68,000,000
=
6.8
×
107
0.00046
=
4.6
×
10‐4
3,923
=
3.923
×
103
0.00175
=
1.75
×
10‐3
No4ce
how
the
first
factor
is
always
less
than
10
but
can
have
any
number
of
decimal
digits.
APPLYING
SCIENTIFIC
NOTATION
Write
0.00093
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
0.00093
Move
the
decimal
point
so
that
the
resul4ng
number
is
between
1
and
10.
9.3
Count
the
number
of
places
you
moved
the
decimal
point
to
the
led
and
use
it
as
a
power
of
10.
In
this
case,
4
places.
The
power
is
posi4ve
if
you
move
to
the
led
and
nega4ve
if
you
move
to
the
right.
9.3
×
10‐4
Check
your
work
to
make
sure
you
have
used
the
correct
exponent.
0.00093
×
104
=
9.3
0.00093
×
104
×
10‐4
=
9.3
×
10‐4
0.00093
×
100
=
9.3
×
10‐4
0.00093
×
1
=
9.3
×
10‐4
0.00093
=
9.3
×
10‐4
APPLYING
SCIENTIFIC
NOTATION
Write
0.0036
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
0.0036
Move
the
decimal
point
so
that
the
resul4ng
number
is
between
1
and
10.
3.6
Count
the
number
of
places
you
moved
the
decimal
point
to
the
led
and
use
it
as
a
power
of
10.
In
this
case,
right
3
places.
The
power
is
nega4ve
if
you
move
to
the
right.
3.6
×
10‐3
Check
your
work
to
make
sure
you
have
used
the
correct
exponent.
0.0036
×
103
=
3.6
0.0036
×
103
×
10‐3
=
3.6
×
10‐3
0.0036
×
100
=
3.6
×
10‐3
0.0036
×
1
=
3.6
×
10‐3
0.0036
=
3.6
×
10‐3
Write
the
following
numbers
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
7. 9,976.342
=
9.976342
×
103
Write
the
following
in
standard
form.
1. 2.3
×
10‐4
=
0.00023
7. 1.0009
×
1010
=
10,009,000,000.
PRACTICE
1. Write
0.000051
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
2. Order
1.3
×
104,
5.4
×
10‐2,
2.5
×
104
from
least
to
greatest.
3. Write
48.9
×
103
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
4. Order
3.4
×
10‐1,
2.6
×
102,
and
7.7
×
10‐6
from
least
to
greatest.
5. What
is
6.2
×
10‐4
wriYen
in
standard
form?
6. Write
0.0041
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
7. Write
7,800,000
in
scien4fic
nota4on.
8. Write
2.0305
×
107
in
standard
form.
9. What
number,
in
standard
form,
is
10
4mes
greater
than
0.0283
×
104?
10. Which
list
has
the
numbers
in
order
from
least
to
greatest?
A
4.5
×
10‐2,
2.9
×
103,
1.4
×
104
B
4.5
×
10‐2,
1.4
×
104,
2.9
×
103
C
1.4
×
104,
4.5
×
10‐2,
2.9
×
103
D
1.4
×
104,
2.9
×
103,
4.5
×
10‐2
HOMEWORK
1. The
Atlan4c
Ocean
has
an
average
depth
of
11,730
feet.
What
is
this
number
in
scien4fic
nota4on?
2. North
America
has
an
area
of
8.3
×
106
square
miles.
What
is
this
area
wriYen
in
standard
form?
3. Earth
has
about
80,000
known
species
of
worms.
What
is
the
number
in
scien4fic
nota4on?
4. The
Sear
Tower
is
1,450
feet
tall.
What
is
this
height
in
scien4fic
nota4on?
5. The
distance
from
the
Earth
to
the
Sun
is
about
2.05
×
108
kilometers.
What
is
this
wriYen
in
standard
form?
LEARNING
LOG
–
7.N.4/7.N.14
Alpha
Centauri,
one
of
the
nearest
stars
to
Earth,
is
about
25,000,000,000,000
miles
away.
Simon
thinks
this
can
be
wriYen
as
2.5
×
1012.
Is
he
correct?
Explain
and
show
proof!
LEARNING
LOG
–
7.N.5/7.N.6
Darius
believes
that
2.3012
×
10‐5
is
wriYen
as
0.0000023012
in
standard
form.
Is
he
correct?
Explain
and
show
proof!