A few days ago

Anonymous

i dont get how to do scientific notation. can anyone help?

here’s a question: 0.00090674

and one more: 790640000.

i dont get how to do it at all, can anyone explain it to me clearly?

thanks

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A few days ago

Frosty

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This page will show you how to convert between writing numbers in scientific notation and in “regular” , or from “regular” to scientific notation. …

www.webmath.com/sn_convert.html

Maybe this will help.

A few days ago

Kristen

scientific notation is always 10 to some power.

the decimal should be inbetween the first and second number, not counting zeros.

the first one: 0.00090674

should be: 00009.0674

you moved the decimal 4 places to the right.

this means that it is positive.

your answer would be 10^4 (to the fourth power)

same for the second one.

you have: 790640000.

should be: 7.90640000

you moved the decimal 8 places to the LEFT this time.

your answer would be 10^-8 (to the negative eighth power)

because you moved to the left, its negative.

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