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🍍 8.1.0 Scientific Notation Video
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Question 4
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What is the order of magnitude for
Question 5
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What is the order of magnitude for
Question 6
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How many decimal places do you need to shift for 470,000,000?
Question 7
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How many decimal places do you need to shift for 0.00000263?
Question 8
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How many decimal places would you have to shift for
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Question 12
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Question 13
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We can write
10 x 10 x 10 as
10 x 3
If there is only 1 digit to the left of the decimal, which of the following would be true? [2 correct answers]
The first digit is the only digit.
The first digit is bigger than 0.
The first digit is always 1.
The first digit is less than 10.
Order of Magnitude is:
[2 correct answers]
How many place values from the ones place.
How many tens you need to multiply by.
The order that you do the operations.
How strong the earthquake is.
Since dividing makes the number smaller, which direction should we shift the decimal?
<-- Left
--> right
How would you write this number in Scientific Notation?
2,300,000,000,000,000
How would you write this number in Sta dard Notation?
6.77000000
67,700,000
677,000,000
67,700,000,000
How would you write this number in Sc Notation?
0.0000054
How would you write this number in Sta dard Notation?
0.31
0.031
0.0031
0.00031