The document provides instructions and content for Lesson 28 including: 1) Assignments that are due the next day including an even math set and a cartoon scale factor project. 2) A warm-up section with 5 math problems to solve. 3) An overview that scientific notation is a method for writing numbers as a decimal coefficient and a power of 10. 4) Examples of writing numbers in standard form and scientific notation.

1. Lesson 28.notebook October 07, 2013
Assignment:
1­­>Set 28 (evens) ­ Due Tomorrow (10/8)
2­­>Cartoon Scale Factor Project ­ Due Tomorrow (10/8)

2. Lesson 28.notebook October 07, 2013
Lesson 28 Warm­Up:
1) Solve by inspection: 70 = 2r + 10
2) Find 1/2bh, when b = 3 and h = 6.
3) Find b2 ­ (4ac), when a = 1, b = 4 and c = 4.
4) Simplify: 1000
5) Find the perimeter and area of this triangle:
3
12 in.
5 in.

3. Lesson 28.notebook October 07, 2013
Lesson 28
*scientific notation – method of writing a number as a
decimal number times a power of 10
*coefficient – the decimal number in scientific notation
that must be written with one non­zero digit

4. Lesson 28.notebook October 07, 2013
Examples ­ Lesson 28
Write each number in standard form.
A) 2.0 x 105
B) 7.5 x 108
C) 1.609 x 103
D) 3.05 x 104

5. Lesson 28.notebook October 07, 2013
Write each number in scientific notation.
E) 365,000
F) 295,000,000
G) 70,500
H) 25 million