Question

Match number in standard form with its form in scientific notation.

Answer 1

wait how do u zoom on a laptop?

Answer 2

its a chart but i want to take a screen shot but its to far away

Answer 3

0.156 A) 1.56 × 101
15.6 B) 6.2 × 102
620 C) 1.56 × 10-1
0.062 D) 6.2 × 10-2

Answer 4

In answer A, you have an exponent of positive 1 that means to move the decimal once to the right.

You figure out the rest

Answer 5

(If you don't change the way you represent exponents you will get it wrong in school and people here won't know what you are talking about.

Answer 6

sir i dont need help of how to right it i just need help to find the answer

Answer 7

then you came to the wrong place. nobody wants to do your work for you, now if you want to learn that's another story.
If you cant write it correct we cant understand what you want help with.

That was my point before and still is

Answer 8

You'll never find the answer if people don't know what you're talking about. :D

Anyway, scientific notation isn't that hard once you get the hang of it. Think of a number in the form X.XXXX, then count how many decimal places "moved over" it is.

Answer 9

never mind i just guessed

Answer 10

I'll give you a silly example in answer A above you have
1.56 × 101
most people will tell you that = 156.56 because you asked them to multiply

What you meant is 1.56 x10^1 which = 15.6

please grow up

Answer 11

thank you anyways