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There are four sets of cards.

Set 1 (1 – 36): Express each number in scientific notation Set 2 (1 – 36): Express each number in standard notation

Set 3 (1 – 18): Multiple choice and/or explanation (mixed scientific / standard notation) Set 4 (1 – 18): Scientific notation calculations

• You may wish to print each set on different colored paper to distinguish from one another. For example, Set 1 may be printed on white paper, Set 2 on yellow paper, Set 3 on blue paper, and Set 4 on pink paper.

• Or you may mark the back of each set with a different symbol, color, sticker, etc. prior to lamination.

• I would recommend that a student do no more than 8 – 10 per set. For example, a group of 4 may pull out Set 1.

Each student would randomly choose 8 – 10 cards to complete. The teacher would have the answer key posted or have peers check each others work.

• Set 3 is the higher level set as it requires students to explain why the number is / is not expressed in proper scientific notation or standard notation. I would recommend doing each set immediately after lecture / discussion as a means of practice and reinforcement.

• Class may play Quiz-Quiz-Trade. Visit the following site for more information:

http://www.theteachertoolkit.com/index.php/tool/quiz-quiz-trade

• You may always print off a few for students to use as flash cards.

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Express the following

1

number in proper scientific notation:

0.14

Express the following

2

number in proper scientific notation:

7.14

Express the following

3

number in proper scientific notation:

568000000

Express the following

4

number in proper scientific notation:

78096

Express the following

5

number in proper scientific notation:

111.0

Express the following

6

number in proper scientific notation:

710

Express the following

7

number in proper scientific notation:

0.29000

Express the following

8

number in proper scientific notation:

14

Express the following

9

number in proper scientific notation:

0.000000919

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Express the following

10

number in proper scientific notation:

10

Express the following

11

number in proper scientific notation:

7,000,000.

Express the following

12

number in proper scientific notation:

1,000,000

Express the following

13

number in proper scientific notation:

1010101

Express the following

14

number in proper scientific notation:

1111.0

Express the following

15

number in proper scientific notation:

0.0101010

Express the following

16

number in proper scientific notation:

0.29000 x 10 5

Express the following

17

number in proper scientific notation:

4586.7 x 10 -7

Express the following

18

number in proper scientific notation:

0.0000012

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Express the following

19

number in proper scientific notation:

9.00

Express the following

20

number in proper scientific notation:

0.6022 x 10 24

Express the following

21

number in proper scientific notation:

348560

Express the following

22

number in proper scientific notation:

0.2

Express the following

23

number in proper scientific notation:

10

Express the following

24

number in proper scientific notation:

7.14

Express the following

25

number in proper scientific notation:

6548

Express the following

26

number in proper scientific notation:

0.0330030

Express the following

27

number in proper scientific notation:

40.0 x 10

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Express the following

28

number in proper scientific notation:

420

Express the following

29

number in proper scientific notation:

0.052 x 10 23

Express the following

30

number in proper scientific notation:

123456

Express the following

31

number in proper scientific notation:

20

Express the following

32

number in proper scientific notation:

0.000445

Express the following

33

number in proper scientific notation:

11.20

Express the following

34

number in proper scientific notation:

700. X 10 14

Express the following

35

number in proper scientific notation:

0.8 x 10 -1

Express the following

36

number in proper scientific notation:

0.00096 x 10 -15

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1. 1.4 x 10

-1

2. 7.14 x 10

0

3. 5.68 x 10

8

4. 7.8096 x 10

4

5. 1.11 x 10

2

6. 7.10 x 10

2

7. 2.9 x 10

-1

8. 1.4 x 10

1

9. 9.19 x 10

-7

10. 1.0 x 10

1

11. 7.0 x 10

6

12. 1.0 x 10

6

13. 1.010101 x 10

6

14. 1.111 x 10

3

15. 1.01010 x 10

-2

16. 2.9 x 10

4

*

17. 4.5867 x 10

-4

* 18. 1.2 x 10

-6

19. 9.00 x 10

0

20. 6.022 x 10

23

*

21. 3.48560 x 10

5

22. 2.0 x 10

-1

23. 1.0 x 10

1

24. 7.14 x 10

0

25. 6.548 x 10

3

26. 3.330030 x 10

-2

27. 4.0 x 10

-12

* 28. 4.20 x 10

2

29. 5.2 x 10

21

* 30. 1.23456 x 10

5

31. 2.0 x 10

1

32. 4.45 x 10

-4

33. 1.12 x 10

1

34. 7.00 x 10

16

* 35. 8.0 x 10

-2

* 36. 9.6 x 10

-19

*

Express the following number in proper scientific notation (Answer Key 1 – 36)

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Certain problems appear to be in scientific notation – example: 721.1 x 1014.

However, remember that the decimal goes behind the very first non-zero number (That is, there should only be one number (1-9) on the left side of the decimal).

• Therefore, you would move the decimal two places to the left 7.211 and add two to the exponent which would be 7.211 x 1016 since moving to the left is (+). If you moved the decimal two spaces to the right, you would subtract two since moving to the right is (-).

This must be completed prior to changing the number to standard notation.

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Express the following

1

number in standard notation.

5.83 x 10 3

Express the following

2

number in standard notation.

7.81 x 10 -6

Express the following

3

number in standard notation.

5.68 x 10 -3

Express the following

4

number in standard notation.

7.8096 x 10 4

Express the following

5

number in standard notation.

1.0 x 10 -5

Express the following

6

number in standard notation.

7.10 x 10 0

Express the following

7

number in standard notation.

2.90 x 10 -4

Express the following

8

number in standard notation.

1.4 x 10 0

Express the following

9

number in standard notation.

9.91 x 10 6

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Express the following

10

number in standard notation.

1.0 x 10 1

Express the following

11

number in standard notation.

7 x 10 -1

Express the following

12

number in standard notation.

1 x 10 6

Express the following

13

number in standard notation.

1.010101 x 10 4

Express the following

14

number in standard notation.

7.77 x 10 -10

Express the following

15

number in standard notation.

2.22 x 10 -9

Express the following

16

number in standard notation.

29.11 x 10 5

Express the following

17

number in standard notation.

4586.7 x 10 -7

Express the following

18

number in standard notation.

0.101010 x 10

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Express the following

19

number in standard notation.

9.0 x 10 0

Express the following

20

number in standard notation.

0.6022 x 10 4

Express the following

21

number in standard notation.

348560. x 10 -5

Express the following

22

number in standard notation.

0.2 x 10 0

Express the following

23

number in standard notation.

6.02 x 10 0

Express the following

24

number in standard notation.

7.14 x 10 7

Express the following

25

number in standard notation.

6548.0 x 10 -4

Express the following

26

number in standard notation.

0.033 x 10 3

Express the following

27

number in standard notation.

40.0 x 10 -8

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Express the following

28

number in standard notation.

4.20 x 10 2

Express the following

29

number in standard notation.

0.052 x 10 5

Express the following

30

number in standard notation.

12.3456 x 10 4

Express the following

31

number in standard notation.

2.0 x 10 0

Express the following

32

number in standard notation.

4.45 x 10 -4

Express the following

33

number in standard notation.

0.112 x 10 3

Express the following

34

number in standard notation.

7.0102 x 10 8

Express the following

35

number in standard notation.

80.1 x 10 -1

Express the following

36

number in standard notation.

0.00005 x 10

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Express the following number in proper standard notation (Answer Key 1 – 36)

1. 5,830

2. 0.00000781 3. 0.00568 4. 78,096 5. 0.000010 6. 7.10

7. 0.000290 8. 1.4

9. 9,910,000 10. 10

11. 0.7

12. 1,000,000 13. 10101.01

14. 0.000000000777 15. 0.00000000222 16. 2,911,000 * 17. 0.00045867 * 18. 0.101010 * 19. 9.0

20. 6022 *

21. 3.48560 * 22. 0.2 *

23. 6.02

24. 71,400,000 25. 0.6548 * 26. 33 *

27. 0.0000004 28. 420

29. 5200 * 30. 123456 *

31. 2.0

32. 0.000445 33. 112 *

34. 701,020,000 35. 8.01 *

36. 50,000 *

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Certain problems appear to be in scientific notation – example: 721.1 x 1014.

However, remember that the decimal goes behind the very first non-zero number (That is, there should only be one number (1-9) on the left side of the decimal).

• Therefore, you would move the decimal two places to the left 7.211 and add two to the exponent which would be 7.211 x 1016 since moving to the left is (+). If you moved the decimal two spaces to the right, you would subtract two since moving to the right is (-).

This must be completed prior to changing the number to standard notation.

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1 Which of the following is properly

expressed in scientific notation?

a. 0.2 x 103 b. 5.83 x 103 c. 19.7 x 103 d. 20 x 103

Which of the following is properly 2 expressed in scientific notation?

a. 7.14 x 10-4 b. 0.83 x 10-4 c. 0.005 x 10-5 d. 5,000 x 10-5

Which of the following is properly 3 expressed in scientific notation?

a. 10 x 10-5 b. 20.1 x 104 c. 6.02 x 10-23 d. 4,567

Which of the following is properly 4 expressed in standard notation?

a. 0.02 x 103 b. 6000 x 103 c. 18.7 x 103 d. 4.23 x 103

Which of the following is properly 5 expressed in standard notation?

a. 10 b. 1 x 103 c. 1.0 x 103 d. 1.00 x 103

Which of the following is properly 6 expressed in standard notation?

a. 5.000 x 105 b. 50.00 x 105 c. 500.0 x 105 d. 5,000,000

7 Which of the following is not properly

expressed in scientific notation?

a. 3.64 x 103 b. 3.46 x 103 c. 29.7 x 103 d. 2.00 x 103

8 Which of the following is not properly

expressed in scientific notation?

There may be more than one answer 

a. 0.23 x 10-4 b. 1.2 x 103 c. 5,1236 d. 123.0 x 102

9 Which of the following is not properly

expressed in scientific notation?

There may be more than one answer 

a. 0.0023 b. 64.3 x 100 c. 9.8 x 1013

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Explain the process to

10

convert 0.032 x 10

-6

into proper scientific

notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain why

11

31.2 x 10

6

is not expressed in proper scientific notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain the process to

12

convert 0.00023 into proper scientific

notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain the process to

13

convert 6.79 x 10

-8

into proper standard

notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain the process to

14

convert 16.79 x 10

-8

into proper standard

notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain the process to

15

convert 8.16 x 10

1

into proper scientific

notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain why

16

1.23 x 10

5

is not expressed in proper scientific notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain why

17

0.00012 x 10

-5

is not expressed in proper scientific notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

Explain the process to

18

convert 0.23 x 10

-4

into proper standard

notation.

Be careful, numbers may already be in scientific notation

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Which of the following is properly expressed in scientific / standard notation?

(Answer Key 1 – 9)

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Certain problems appear to be in scientific notation – example: 721.1 x 1014.

However, remember that the decimal goes behind the very first non-zero number (That is, there should only be one number (1-9) on the left side of the decimal).

• Therefore, you would move the decimal two places to the left 7.211 and add two to the exponent which would be 7.211 x 1016 since moving to the left is (+). If you moved the decimal two spaces to the right, you would subtract two since moving to the right is (-).

This must be completed prior to changing the number to standard notation.

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1. B 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. A 6. D

7. C 8. A, C, D 9. A, B

For problems 10-18,

see bottom explanations

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1 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(2.0 x 102) x (3.0 x 106)

2 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(3.0 x 105) (3.0 x 106)

3 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(4.0 x 10-2) x (3.0 x 106)

4 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(18.0 x 10-3) (3.0 x 104)

5 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(7.0 x 10-6) x (3.0 x 104)

6 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(20.0 x 103) (2.0 x 103)

7 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(10.0 x 104) x (9.0 x 106)

8 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(1.5 x 102) x (1.5 x 10-6)

9 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(100.0 x 10-7) (20.0 x 10-7)

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Multiplication / Division Multiplication / Division Multiplication / Division

Multiplication / Division Multiplication / Division Multiplication / Division

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10 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(3.0 x 106) + (2.0 x 106)

11 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(3.0 x 10-5) - (2.0 x 10-5)

12 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(4.0 x 10-2) + (3.0 x 10-2)

13 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(7.0 x 101) + (3.0 x 102)

14 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(8.0 x 10-1) - (3.0 x 10-2)

15 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(20.0 x 103) + (2.0 x 103)

16 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(10.0 x 100) - (9.0 x 10-2)

17 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(1.5 x 101) + (1.5 x 102)

18 Solve the following problem

*Calculators permitted only with teacher permission*

(100.0 x 101) - (20.0 x 10-1)

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Addition / Subtraction Addition / Subtraction Addition / Subtraction

Addition / Subtraction Addition / Subtraction Addition / Subtraction

Addition / Subtraction Addition / Subtraction Addition / Subtraction

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Scientific Notation Calculations (Answer Key 1 – 18)

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Certain problems appear to be in scientific notation – example: 721.1 x 1014.

However, remember that the decimal goes behind the very first non-zero number (That is, there should only be one number (1-9) on the left side of the decimal).

• Therefore, you would move the decimal two places to the left 7.211 and add two to the exponent which would be 7.211 x 1016 since moving to the left is (+). If you moved the decimal two spaces to the right, you would subtract two since moving to the right is (-).

This must be completed prior to changing the number to standard notation; also prior to addition and subtraction so that the exponents of all numbers are the same.

1. 6.0 x 10

8

2. 1.0 x 10

-1

3. 1.2x 10

5

4. 6.0 x 10

-7

5. 2.10 x 10

-1

6. 1.0 x 10

1

7. 9.0 x 10

11

8. 2.25 x 10

-4

9. 5.0 x 10

0

10. 5.0 x 10

6

11. 1.0 x 10

-5

12. 7.0 x 10

-2

13. 3.7 x 10

2

14. 7.7 x 10

-1

15. 2.2 x 10

4

16. 9.91 x 10

0

17. 1.65 x 10

2

18. 9.98 x 10

2

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