Chapter 1:Numbers, 1.4:Standard Form

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What is standard form?
A way of writing very large or very small numbers as a × 10ⁿ
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What is the general form of standard form?
a × 10ⁿ
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What must a be in standard form?
1 ≤ a < 10
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What can n be?
Any integer
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What power of 10 is used for large numbers?
A positive power
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What power of 10 is used for small numbers?
A negative power
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How do you convert a large number into standard form?
Move the decimal point left until there is one non-zero digit before it; the number of places moved is the positive power
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How do you convert a small number into standard form?
Move the decimal point right until there is one non-zero digit before it; the number of places moved is the negative power
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How do you change standard form with a positive power back to an ordinary number?
Move the decimal point right
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How do you change standard form with a negative power back to an ordinary number?
Move the decimal point left
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How do you multiply numbers in standard form?
Multiply the numbers in front and add the powers
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How do you divide numbers in standard form?
Divide the numbers in front and subtract the powers
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What must you do if the answer is not between 1 and 10?
Convert it back into standard form
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Can you simply add or subtract the powers when adding or subtracting standard form?
No
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How do you add or subtract numbers in standard form?
Make the powers of 10 the same