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Unit 1 Review Order of Operations and Whole Numbers
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The sum of two and two multiplied by five
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(2+2) X 5
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62,409 ÷ 8
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7,801 R1
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What is another way to write 100,000 in exponential notation?
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10⁵
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5,218 x 639
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3,334,302
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6 + (2 x 8)-10
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12
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The difference of nine and five subtracted from the product of four and three.
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(4 x3) – (9-5)
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What place value is the underlined digit? 302,417,850
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value= 400,000 place= hundred thousand
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10⁷
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10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x10x 10= 10,000,000
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What digit is the hundredths located 324.628?
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2
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When you multiply by a power of 10, what happens to the number and what happens to the decimal?
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The number increases and the decimal moves to the right.
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2,045 x1,936
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3,959,120
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The quotient of twelve and two divided by six.
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(12 ÷ 2) ÷ 6
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6 + 5 x 10 – 4 ÷ 2
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54
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When you divide by a power of 10, what happens to the number and what happens to the decimal?
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The number gets smaller and the decimal moves to the left.
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8,062/9
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895r 7 or 895 ⁷⁄₉
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The product of two and six subtracted from fourteen
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14 – (2 x 6 )
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428 x 10⁴
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4,280,000
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What are the Order of Operations?
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Parenthesis, Braces, and Brackets Exponents Multiplication Division Addition Subtract
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228.9 ÷ 10⁶
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.0002289
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What number is in the tenths place 7847.0921?
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Zero
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6,578 x329
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2,164,162
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975/15
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65
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What place value is the underlined digit 75,812,364.5?
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Place: Thousands Value: 2,000
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(2 +3) + 20 – 12 ÷ 4 =
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22
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The quotient of sixteen and eight multiplied by two
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(16 ÷ 8) x 2
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What is another way to write 10,000 in exponential notation?
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10⁴
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2,841.125 X 10²
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284,112.5
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2,750÷ 25 =
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110
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Label the parts of a division problem 225 ÷ 5 = 45
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5 – Divisor 225 – Dividend 45- Quotient
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List words we use when multiplying
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Factors, times, multiply, product, in all, twice, multiple
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