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Two things to remember when writing large
numbers in scientific notation:
The
decimal point always goes
after the first non-zero digit.
The
exponent tells us how many places
we move the decimal to the right
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Scientific Notation |
Answer
choices in standard notation |
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1, 700,
000
17,
000, 000
170,
000
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2, 250,
000
22, 500, 000
22, 500
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40, 000
4, 000
400,
000
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954, 300, 000, 000
954,
300, 000
95,
430, 000
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33, 000
3, 300
330,
000 |
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Standard Notation |
Answer
choices in scientific notation |
1, 500
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4, 830,
000
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8, 000,
000, 000
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60, 000
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102,
000
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