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Numbers written as the product of two factors, where one factor is greater than or equal to 1 and less than 10, and the other factor is 10 raised to a power.  \n\n| Converting to Scientific Notation |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Standard Notation | Scientific Notation | Explanation |\n| 45,000,000 (big number) | 4.5 ×10! | Move the decimal 7 places to the LEFT to make the coefficient between 1 and 10. Raise 10 to a positive power. |\n| 0.00000325 (small number) | 3. 25×10!! | Move the decimal 6 places to the RIGHT to make the coefficient between 1 and 10. Raise 10 to a negative power. |\n| Converting to Standard Notation |  |  |\n| Scientific Notation | Standard Notation | Explanation |\n| 1. 55×10!(big number) | 1,550,000 | Move the decimal 6 places to the RIGHT. A positive exponent means your number is greater than 10 . |\n| 2×10!!\u003Cbr>(small number) | 0.00002 | Move the decimal 5 places to the LEFT. A negative exponent means your number is between 0 and 1 . |\n\nMultiplying and Dividing Scientific Notation 􀀡􀀡Multiplying: Multiply the coefficients, add the exponents, and simplify to proper scientific notation.  \nExample: 4×10! 7×10!  = 28×10! = 2. 8×10!  \n􀀡􀀡Dividing: Divide the coefficients, subtract the exponents, and simplify to proper scientific notation.  \nExample: !!~~ ~~!!\"\"!! = !! ∙ !!\"\"!! = !! ×10! = 0. 5×10! = 5×10!  \nAdding and Subtracting Scientific Notation  \nMake sure your numbers are the same order of magnitude (raised to the same power often)  \nExample: 3 × 10!  + 5 × 10!  = 3 × 10!  + 5 × 􀀡􀀢 􀀡 × 􀀡􀀢 􀀡   \n= 3×10!  + 500×10!  = 503 × 10! = 5.03 × 10!  \n2 G8M1: Study Guide for Exponents and Scientific Notation  \nNAME:  Date:   \nMr. Rogove Math   , Period    \nReview Questions: Due when you take the test!  \nSimplify  \n\n| 7! ∙ 7! | 5! ∙ 5!! |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2􀀡 ! ∙ 5􀀡! | −6􀀡 ! ∙ 7􀀡 !! |\n| \u003Cbr>!! !􀀡\u003Cbr>| \u003Cbr>! ! !\u003Cbr>􀀡 􀀡\u003Cbr>|\n| 5􀀡! ! | 3􀀡! !! |\n| 3􀀡!\"􀀡 !\"\\#  ! | 3􀀡!􀀡 !  ! |\n\nConvert the following terms to proper scientific notation, and then place order them  \n\n|  | Scientific Notation | Order\u003Cbr>(1=least, 7=greatest) |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 0. 3×10! |  |  |\n| 401, 054×10!! |  |  |\n| 5! |  |  |\n| 3, 546, 000 |  |  |\n| 0. 0045×10!! |  |  |\n| 435×10!! |  |  |\n| 2400×10! |  |  |\n\nfrom least to greatest:  \n3 G8M1: Study Guide for Exponents and Scientific Notation  \nNAME:  Date:   \nMr. Rogove Math   , Period    \nSimplify and put into proper scientific notation  \n\n| 3×10!!5×10!  | 2. 5×10!!4×10!!\" |\n| --- | --- |\n| 5. 2×10!\u003Cbr>1.3 ×10! | 3. 6×10!\u003Cbr>7. 2×10! |\n| 3.8 ×10!  + 2.1 × 10! + 4.7 × 10!  | 4.65 × 10!  + 5.56 ×10!  |\n\n4 G8M1: Study Guide for Exponents and Scientific Notation  \nNAME:  Date:   \nMr. Rogove Math   , Period    \nBelow are the gross domestic product (GDP) for select countries in the Western Hemisphere. Answer all questions below based on this table","cbCaipONOBC1j8d9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipONOBC1j8d9","pdf",3708039,6,"English","# Exponent Rules\n## Multiplying Exponents\n## Raising a Power to a Power\n## Dividing Exponents\n## Raising a Factor to a Power\n## Negative Exponents\n## Zero as an Exponent\n# Scientific Notation\n## Converting to Scientific Notation\n## Converting to Standard Notation\n## Multiplying and Dividing Scientific Notation\n## Adding and Subtracting Scientific Notation\n# Review Questions\n## Simplify\n## Convert and Order\n## GDP Word Problem\n## Ocean Volume Fish Tank Problem","[{\"question\":\"What are the exponent rules for multiplying and dividing powers with the same base?\",\"answer\":\"When multiplying exponents with the same base, add the exponents. 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