Scientific Notation Flashcards

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Qualitative

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Describes qualities or changes

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Quantitative

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Has numbers or quantities

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Steps of scientific method

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Observe
State hypothesis
Experiment
State theory

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Positive exponent

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Number of places the decimal must move to the right

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Negative exponent

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Number of places the decimal must move to the left

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Multiplying

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Multiply the mantissas

Add the exponents

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Dividing

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Divide the mantissas

Subtract the exponents

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Mantissa (decimal point)

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First part of scientific notation

Between 1&10

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Ordinate (exponential notation)

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Second portion

The base of 10 by some power

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9
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Positive exponent

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Large number

Number of decimal places to the right

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10
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Negative exponent

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Small number

Number of decimal places to the left

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Decimal shifted to the left

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Exponent becomes bigger

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Decimal shifted to the right

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Exponent becomes smaller

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13
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Adding/subtracting

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Shift one number decimal so both have the same exponent (larger)
Add or subtract the mantissas

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