Copyright © Swun MathCopyright © Swun Math (^) Grade 8 Unit 3 Lesson 7 P TE
Challenge Problems
Directions: Solve. You will notice that these are longer and more complex, but still follow the
same patterns as the previous ones.
- (2.15 × 10^10 ) ÷ (4 × 10^7 ) – (4.6 × 10^2 )
Solution:
- (2.15 × 10^10 ) ÷ (4 × 10^7 ) – (4.6 × 10^2 )
- 2 .15 ⋅10
10
4⋅ 10^7 −(4.6⋅^10
(^2) )
- 415 ⋅^10
10
107 −(4.6⋅^10
(^2) )
• 0.5375 × 10^10 –7 – (4.6 × 10^2 )
• (0.5375 × 10^3 ) – (4.6 × 10^2 )
• (5.375 × 10^2 ) – (4.6 × 10^2 )
• (5.375 – 4.6) × 10^2
• 0.775 × 10^2
Answer: 7.75 × 10^1
- (3.3 × 10^3 ) × (4.1 × 10^5 ) + (7.6 × 10^8 )
Solution:
- (3.3 × 103 )×(4.1 × 105 )+(7.6 × 108 )
- (3.3 × 4.1)×( 103 × 105 )+(7.6 × 108 )
- (13.52 × 10 3+5)+(7.6 × 108 )
- (13.52 × 108 )+(7.6 × 108 )
- (13. 52 + 7.6) × 108
- 21.13 × 108
Answer: 2. 113 × 109
Extension Activity
* MP1: Make sense of the problem and persevere in solving it.
* MP4: Apply mathematics in everyday life.
Using only the digits 1-9, create as many true equations as possible. For each equation, the
digits are only to be used once.
(▭.▭ × 106 ) + (▭.▭ × 106 ) = ▭.▭ × 106
(▭.▭ × 106 ) ─ (▭.▭ × 106 ) = ▭.▭ × 106