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Scientific Notation and Order of Operations

Scientific Notation and Order of Operations. By Kyle Chisholm. Scientific Notation.

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Scientific Notation and Order of Operations

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  1. Scientific Notation and Order of Operations By Kyle Chisholm

  2. Scientific Notation Scientific notation is a way of writing big numbers without actually writing them out. To write scientific notation you write out the numbers of the number that aren’t zero as a decimal higher than zero but smaller than ten,(example: 596,000,000 would be 5.96) multiplied by 10 to the power of x.

  3. Example Example: 596,000,000 would be 5.96x10⁸. You put 10 to the power of eight because it you must move the decimal in 5.96 to the right eight times to get the original number. 596,000,000 5.960000000 →→→→→→→→

  4. Order of Operations Order of operations tells you in which order to solve a problem for example if you had 100-3³x(5-2) you would think you do 100-3³ then multiply that by 3 but really you would do what’s in parentheses first, then do 3³, and finally do 100 minus that. This is because order of operations.

  5. Order of Operation You do this because order of operations says you do the operations in this order: First, you do what’s in Parentheses. Second, you do the exponents. Third, you do the multiplication and division in which ever order they appear in.(For example if it was 6x4/12 you would do 6x4 then 24/12. Or if it was 9/3x4 you would do 9/3 then 3x4) Finally, you do addition and subtraction in which ever order they appear in like division and multiplication.

  6. Way 1: PEMDAS There are two methods for memorizing order of operation. The first way takes the word makes each operation into a letter and you say it as a word: Pemdas.

  7. Way 2: P.E.M.D.A.S The second method is like the first method except it is an acronym instead of a word. P being please, E being excuse, M being my, D being dear, A being aunt, and S being Sally. So if you put it together it is: Please excuse my dear aunt Sally.

  8. POP QUIZ

  9. Question 1 Between which two numbers does the first digit in scientific notation have to be? A: 0 and 100 C: 10 and 100 B: 0 and 10 D: 0 and 1

  10. Question 2 What is the correct way to write 8,967,000,000 in scientific notation? A: 89.67x10⁹ C: 8.967x10⁹ B: 89.67x10⁸ D:8.967x10⁸

  11. Question 3: Challenge What is the correct way to write 0.1 in scientific notation? A: 0x10⁻¹ C: 10x10⁻¹ B: 1x10⁻¹ D:1x10 ⁻¹⁰

  12. Question 4 What is the order of operations abbreviated? A: P.E.M.D.A.S C:P.E.M.D.A.A.S B: P.E.D.M.A.S D:P.E.M.D.S.A

  13. Question 5 What is 10+5X6? A: 90 C: 300 B: 630 D:40

  14. Question 6: Challenge What is3-15/5+6x4+72/8? A:10.8 C:4.125 B:33 D:12

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