Asked by GhostGirl

Scientific Notation Portfolio

Use this worksheet to record your answers to the Scientific Notation portfolio activities. There are 3 parts, so make sure you scroll down to see all of them. When you are finished, save your worksheet with your answers and submit it for a portfolio grade. By showing your work, we are asking you to write the equation and then solve and write the answer.

Part 1: Use the following numbers.

3.2 ✕ 10^4 1.95 ✕ 10^6 8.03 ✕ 10^-8 2.56 ✕ 10^-2 4.82 ✕ 10^12

Choose two of the scientific numbers from the list and add them. Show your work.
Answered by GhostGirl
Scientific Notation Portfolio

Use this worksheet to record your answers to the Scientific Notation portfolio activities. There are 3 parts, so make sure you scroll down to see all of them. When you are finished, save your worksheet with your answers and submit it for a portfolio grade. By showing your work, we are asking you to write the equation and then solve and write the answer.

Part 1: Use the following numbers.

3.2 ✕ 10^4 1.95 ✕ 10^6 8.03 ✕ 10^-8 2.56 ✕ 10^-2 4.82 ✕ 10^12
Choose two of the scientific numbers from the list and subtract them. Show your work.
Answered by GhostGirl
Scientific Notation Portfolio

Use this worksheet to record your answers to the Scientific Notation portfolio activities. There are 3 parts, so make sure you scroll down to see all of them. When you are finished, save your worksheet with your answers and submit it for a portfolio grade. By showing your work, we are asking you to write the equation and then solve and write the answer.

Part 1: Use the following numbers.

3.2 ✕ 10^4 1.95 ✕ 10^6 8.03 ✕ 10^-8 2.56 ✕ 10^-2 4.82 ✕ 10^12
Choose two of the scientific numbers from the list and multiply them. Show your work.
Answered by GhostGirl
Scientific Notation Portfolio

Use this worksheet to record your answers to the Scientific Notation portfolio activities. There are 3 parts, so make sure you scroll down to see all of them. When you are finished, save your worksheet with your answers and submit it for a portfolio grade. By showing your work, we are asking you to write the equation and then solve and write the answer.

Part 1: Use the following numbers.

3.2 ✕ 10^4 1.95 ✕ 10^6 8.03 ✕ 10^-8 2.56 ✕ 10^-2 4.82 ✕ 10^12
Choose two of the scientific numbers from the list and divide them. Show your work.
Answered by GhostGirl
Scientific Notation Portfolio

Use this worksheet to record your answers to the Scientific Notation portfolio activities. There are 3 parts, so make sure you scroll down to see all of them. When you are finished, save your worksheet with your answers and submit it for a portfolio grade. By showing your work, we are asking you to write the equation and then solve and write the answer.

Part 1: Use the following numbers.

3.2 ✕ 10^4 1.95 ✕ 10^6 8.03 ✕ 10^-8 2.56 ✕ 10^-2 4.82 ✕ 10^12
Choose one of the scientific numbers from the list and add it to 32.8. Show your work.
Answered by GhostGirl
Scientific Notation Portfolio

Use this worksheet to record your answers to the Scientific Notation portfolio activities. There are 3 parts, so make sure you scroll down to see all of them. When you are finished, save your worksheet with your answers and submit it for a portfolio grade. By showing your work, we are asking you to write the equation and then solve and write the answer.

Part 1: Use the following numbers.

3.2 ✕ 10^4 1.95 ✕ 10^6 8.03 ✕ 10^-8 2.56 ✕ 10^-2 4.82 ✕ 10^12
Choose one of the scientific numbers from the list and multiply it by 256.7. Show your work.
Answered by GhostGirl
Mercury: 57,900,000 Venus: 108,200,000 Earth: 149,600,000 Mars: 227,900,000 Jupiter: 778,600,000 Saturn: 1,433,500,000 Uranus: 2,872,500,000 Neptune: 4,495,100,000
Choose two of the distances of planets from the sun and add them. Show your work.


Choose two of the distances of planets from the sun and subtract them. Show your work.


Choose two of the distances of planets from the sun and multiply them. Show your work.


Choose two of the distances of planets from the sun and divide them. Show your work.


Subtract the shortest distance from the longest distance. Show your work.


Divide the distance from Saturn by the distance from Earth.


Answered by GhostGirl
Ok you messed up but its ok i saw it so on the one that says Subtract the shortest distance from the longest distance you need to do 4,495,100,000-57,900,000 so please do that
Answered by GhostGirl
Ok thx so much now for the final question: Do you think adding, subtracting, multiplying, or dividing numbers written in scientific notation is easiest? Why?
Answered by GhostGirl
umm you can only choose one bot
Answered by GhostGirl
Thx bot your the best
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