Question

What is 965000 written in scientific notation?

Answer 1

heres your answer9.65 x 104

Answer 2

not quite the right answer

Answer 3

put your decimal right after the first number...9.65000...then count how many places follow the decimal...there are 5.....so your answer would be 9.65 x 10^5

Answer 4

leave the zeros out....9.65 x 10^5

Answer 5

Kk thank you so much @texaschic101

Answer 6

sure thing....I can do positive ones...but when it comes to " turn 0.000065 into scientific notation.....thats where I get into trouble...lol

Answer 7

How would I write 7150 in scientific notation ? I'm a little confused on how to do it

Answer 8

Follow the steps again.. put your decimal after the first number which is 7

Answer 9

Kk I did that and I got 7.15 x 10^3

Answer 10

Yup, great job! :)

Answer 11

Lol how about 0.069?

Answer 12

okay so I think it would be like this 6.9*10^-2

Answer 13

Kk but why is the 2 negative ?

Answer 14

Because the zeros are in front of the 6.. the zeros aren't in the end

Answer 15

Kk thanks :) 😁 the next one says to convert 21 to scientific notation would be .21 *10^2?

Answer 16

2.1 10^2

Answer 17

Thanks @hype.child :)

Answer 18

u welcome

Answer 19

@proud_yemeniah_ can you help with writing numbers in standard notation ?

Answer 20

Sure

Answer 21

Kk what is 5.6 *10^-2 written in standard form?

Answer 22

do you have any choices?

Answer 23

No

Answer 24

0.52

Answer 25

Lol I hate dealing with negative numbers.. I really don't know this one is there another question I can try to help you with

Answer 26

it 0.52 or 0.052

Answer 27

its 0.052

Answer 28

0.052 or 0.056? @hype.child

Answer 29

I think it's 0.056

Answer 30

i meant 0.056

Answer 31

myb

Answer 32

Yeah your right thanks 😊

Answer 33

u welcome

Answer 34

Um how about 9.8 * 10^-2

Answer 35

0.098

Answer 36

And to get that you moved the decimal places 2 places back ?

Answer 37

so if it is a negative exponent, or if your number is less then 0, you count your spaces to the left....and if it a positive exponent,or if your number is more then 0, then you count your spaces to the right.

Answer 38

Kk I got :) thanks for that explanation :) @texaachic101

Answer 39

I still get confused with the negative exponent ones...lol

Answer 40

Yeah it's kinda complicated

Answer 41

@proud_yemeniah_ can you help me with changing 9.7×10^0 to standard notation ?

Answer 42

9.7 I think @Halia

Answer 43

Yeah I think so too because the exponent is 0

Answer 44

@proud_yemeniah_ can you help me with 9.1×10^5?

Answer 45

I think 910,000

Answer 46

KK thanks here's the last one 8×10^1

Answer 47

80

Answer 48

Alrighty THANK YOU SO OOOOO MUCH !!!!! for helping me with my homework :) @proud_yemeniah_