CK-12-Pre-Calculus Concepts

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1

http://www.ck12.org Chapter 3. Logs and Exponents



  1. First convert each number to scientific notation individually, then process the exponent and multiplication.


2 , 000 , 0003 · 3 , 0004 = ( 2 · 106 )^3 ·( 3 · 103 )^4


= 8 · 1018 · 81 · 1012


= 648 · 1030


= 6. 48 · 1032



  1. Resolve in order of standard order of operations
    ( 4. 713 · 107 )+( 8. 985 · 105 )−( 4. 987 · 102 )·( 7. 3 · 10 −^6 )÷( 6. 74 · 10 −^9 )


= ( 4. 713 · 107 )+( 8. 985 · 105 )−( 5. 40135 · 105 )


= ( 471. 3 · 105 )+( 8. 985 · 105 )−( 5. 40135 · 105 )


= 474. 8836499 · 105


= 4. 748836499 · 107


Practice


Write the following numbers in scientific notation.



  1. 152,780

  2. 0.00003256

  3. 56, 320

  4. 0.0821

  5. 1, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000

  6. 7.32

  7. If the federal budget is $1.5 trillion, how much does it cost each individual, on average, if there are 300,000,000
    people?

  8. The Library of Congress has about 60,000,000 items. How could you express this number in scientific notation?

  9. The sun develops 5× 1023 horsepower per second. How much horsepower is developed in a day? In a year with
    365 days?

  10. A light-year is about 5,869,713,600 miles. A spacecraft travels 8. 23 × 104 miles per hour. How long will it
    take the spacecraft to travel a light–year?

  11. Compute the following number and use scientific notation: 324, 000 · 30 , 0003.

  12. Compute the following number and use scientific notation: 14, 300 · 20 , 2002.
    Simplify the following expressions.
    13.( 3. 29 · 104 )−( 3. 295 · 105 )+( 1. 25 · 102 )·( 3. 97 · 1015 )·( 5. 8 · 10 −^6 )
    14.( 1. 95 · 102 )+( 6. 798 · 106 )+( 2. 896 · 103 )·( 5. 6 · 10 −^3 )÷( 2. 89 · 104 )
    15.( 2. 158 · 107 )·( 1. 679 · 106 )−( 9. 98 · 104 )·( 3. 4 · 10 −^2 )

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