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This document provides instructions on scientific notation and exponents. Students are asked to write numbers in scientific notation, order them from least to greatest, and multiply exponential expressions by adding the exponents when the bases are the same. They are also instructed to tweet what they learned within 140 characters.
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- 1. Write in scientific notation.
- 2. Organize from least to greatest
- 3. Write in standard form notation
- 4. Write in sci notation, then order from least to greatest
- 6. Bellwork Write the number in scientific notation.
- 7. IWBAT multiply exponential expressions. Add exponents when the bases are the same.
- 8. When the base is the same, you add the exponents.
- 10. Multiply big numbers. Add the small ones.
- 12. In multipication problems ...
- 13. Tweet @Mr.Mattice what you learned today on your paper. (140 characters max)