Scientific Notation Scientific notation takes the form: M x 10n

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Scientific Notation Scientific notation takes the form: M x 10n M is a number between ___________ n represents the factor of 10 you are multiplying by A positive n indicates _______________________ A negative n indicates that the number is a _________________________________________

Converting to Scientific Notation If there is no decimal shown, it is located after the last 0 at the right side of the number. If you move the decimal to the _______ the exponent is _________ and if you move the decimal to the _________ the exponent is ________________ Example 1: 750000000 = Example 2: 0.00000354 =

Examples Convert the following to scientific notation 869000000 = 50500 = 0.00907 = 0.576 = Convert the following to standard notation 8.23 x 103 = 7.12 x 10-6 = 3.67 x 108 = 2.003 x 10-2 =

Significant Figures Different measuring instruments are able to make measurements with a large number of decimal places. For example a bathroom scale can only measure to maybe the half lb, while a digital scale can measure to the 1/100 lb (.01 lb). Precision is the degree of exactness of a measurement, how many decimal places an instrument can measure. For example if I have two tape measures one is marked every 0.1 m and the other is marked every 0.001 m. Which tape measure is more precise?

Precision Measured quantities are always reported in a way that shows the precision of the measurement. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Accuracy Accuracy is the extent at which a __________________________________________________________________________

Comparing Precision and Accuracy Good accuracy and good precision Good accuracy and poor precision Poor accuracy and good precision Poor accuracy and poor precision

Significant Figures Pacific Side Decimal is present Atlantic Side Decimal is absent If the decimal is present start from the left side and start counting digits when you see a number from 1-9. If the decimal is absent start form the right side and start counting digits when you see a number from 1-9. Example 1: 0.000030050 = Example 2: 20500000 =

Examples Write the number of significant figures. 2005000 = 0.0004005 = 0.1 x 10-9 =

Calculations Using Significant Figures When multiplying or dividing, round to the ______________________________________in any of the factors. Example: 23.0cm x 432 cm x 19cm = __________ When adding or subtracting, round your answer _________________ with the least number of significant digits in any of the numbers that makes up your answer. Example: 123.25ml + 46.0ml + 86.257ml = _______________

Examples Perform the following calculations expressing the answer in the correct number of significant figures. 2.005 m x 1.2 m = 3.5 cm x 2.50 cm x 4.505 cm = 15.50 cm3  3.2 cm = 2.004 m/s + 14.3 m/s = 150 ml – 23.5 ml =