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GrudgeBall review for Exponents & Scientific Notation...Nov 18, 2015  · Bubba and Fred are having a bubble-blowing contest. The diameter of Bubba’s bubble is 2.45 x 10-2 feet

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Page 1: GrudgeBall review for Exponents & Scientific Notation...Nov 18, 2015  · Bubba and Fred are having a bubble-blowing contest. The diameter of Bubba’s bubble is 2.45 x 10-2 feet

GrudgeBallreview

forExponents & Scientific

Notation

Page 2: GrudgeBall review for Exponents & Scientific Notation...Nov 18, 2015  · Bubba and Fred are having a bubble-blowing contest. The diameter of Bubba’s bubble is 2.45 x 10-2 feet

There is something goofy!!Step 1: 45 • 4-2

Step 2: −45

42

Step 3: - 45-2 = -43

Step 4: -43 = -(4x4x4) = -64

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Identify the value of n.(34)5 = 3n

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3−2

35

Identify the rule you need to apply to simplify the expression. Then Simplify.

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80

8−3

SimplifYy.

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Simplify the expression.

25 • 26

(23)4

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55 • 2−6

123 6

0

Simplify and Explain your reasoning.

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Convert to Scientific Notation:

4,532,000,000,000

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Convert to Standard Notation

1.2 x 10-9

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Convert to Standard Notation

-5.3 x 105

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Compare the following numbers.

Use a <,>,or = sign.

1.8 x 103 ________1.9 x 10-1

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Compare the following

numbers. Use a <,>,or = sign.

5.2 x 103 _________6.1 x 103

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Compare the following numbers. Use a <,>,or = sign.

.00701_______7.1 x 10-3

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Order the following numbers from least to

greatest.

2/3, 66%, 2.3, 2.3 x 102, 529

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Bubba and Fred are having a bubble-blowing contest. The diameter of Bubba’s bubble is

2.45 x 10-2 feet. Fred’s bubble is 3.67 x 10-2 feet. What is the

difference in the diameter of their bubbles?

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In 2009 there were 2.35 x 106

ferrets kept as pets in India. At the same time there were

3.43 x 105 ferrets kept as pets in France. How many pet ferrets were in there in total in those

two countries?

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(2.89 x 102) – (3.4 x 10-2) =

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The average mass of a grain of sand is 1.5 x 10-5 grams. Erin’s

sandbox has approximately3.067 x 1011 grains of sand in it. What is the mass of the sand in

Erin’s sandbox?

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The diameter of an average cell in a human body is 1 x 10-5

mm. If the diameter of a pin head is 2 x 10-2, how many

body cells would fit on the pin head?

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Bubba’s boot barn was closed last Wednesday so that it could be fogged to kill an infestation of turtle beetles.

Turtle beetles are very slow – they move at a pace of 3.45 x 10-2 feet per

minute. If the beetles ran for their lives as the exterminator came close, how far could they get in 15 minutes?

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The US spends on average $9,000 on each student per year. There are about 77,000,000 students in the United States. About how much money total is spent on students each year?