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Tuesday, October 5 (Blue) Wednesday, October 6 (Gold) Today’s Agenda 1.Fill in planner 1.Practice 4-9 2.Vocabulary Review 3.Ch. 4 Test Thursday (Blue)

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1 Tuesday, October 5 (Blue) Wednesday, October 6 (Gold) Today’s Agenda 1.Fill in planner 1.Practice 4-9 2.Vocabulary Review 3.Ch. 4 Test Thursday (Blue) or Friday (Gold) 2.Bell Work Note taking worksheet 4-9 (Scientific Notation) Group Practice Independent work Time

2 Multiplying and Dividing Exponents

3 Objective SWBAT –write and evaluate numbers in scientific notation –calculate with scientific notation Why? –To solve real world problems involving weight and mass.

4 Vocabulary a way to write numbers using powers of ten. You write a number in scientific notation as the product of two factors. 12 10 1 standard form

5 Writing standard numbers in Scientific Notation 35.075 This is a number written in standard form. To write this in scientific notation, the decimal must be moved one place to the left  3.5075 Since you moved the decimal 1 place to the left, we write the number in scientific notation: 3.5075 x 10 1 Exponent is 1 since we moved the decimal 1 place.

6 2,987 This is a comma, not a decimal To write in scientific notation, add a decimal to the end of the number: ● Move the decimal to the left: 1 23 2.987 x 10 3 Exponent is 3 because we moved the decimal 3 places

7 0.0873  To write a decimal number in scientific notation, the decimal needs to be moved to the right two places Move the decimal to the right: 008.73 12 8.73 x 10 -2 When you move the decimal to the right, the exponents are negative! Drop any zeroes before the ones place in your number!

8 Examples standard 1 10 6 6 6 6

9 Examples 1 10 4 4 -4

10 Changing Scientific Notation to Standard Form 4.687 x 10 2 Since the exponent is 2, move the decimal 2 places to the right. 12 468.7 Drop the x 10 2 when writing in standard form.

11 6.87 x 10 -4 Since the exponent is negative, move the decimal to the left 4 spaces. 000 ● Add 0’s when needed to move the decimal. 1234.000687 Drop the x 10 -4

12 Examples 36,0000.0072

13 (Science) Example Commutative 10.1 add -4 11 add-3 1.01 X 10 -3

14 5.45 x 10 7 2.1 x 10 -4 32,100,000 0.000000059 56.8 x 10 -4 5.68 x 10 -3 10.02 x 10 -24 1.002 x 10 -23

15 Objective SWBAT –write and evaluate numbers in scientific notation –calculate with scientific notation Why? –To solve real world problems involving weight and mass.


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