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8th Grade IAB


Scientific Notation - ANSA technique of writing or displaying numbers in terms of a decimal
number among 1 and 10 accelerated by using a electricity of 10.

Parts of Scientific Notation - ANSScientific Notation is made from two elements. The first is
the coefficient. The 2d component is a power of base 10.

Adding with Scientific Notation - ANSMake sure the exponents are the equal, upload
decimals, hold exponents

Subtracting with Scientific Notation - ANSMake sure the exponents are the same, subtract
decimals, hold exponents

Multiplying with Scientific Notation - ANSMultiply decimals, add exponents

Dividing with Scientific Notation - ANSDivide decimals, subtract exponents

LARS - ANSLeft Add Right Subtract
Left - add to exponent, Right - Subtract from exponent

Proper Scientific Notation - ANSA range is written in scientific notation while there may be
various more than or same to one but less than 10, elevated by a electricity of 10. With poor
numbers, you keep the negative sign in the front of the coefficient.

Positive exponent (clinical notation) - ANS>zero and number could be larger than the
coefficient. When changing to standard form, flow the decimal to the proper

Negative exponent (scientific notation) - ANS<1 and number may be less than coefficient.
When changing to traditional shape, pass the decimal to the left

Algebraic Expression - ANSMathematical sentence with out a identical signal- includes
numbers, variables, and operations

Numerical Expression - ANSMathematical sentence that includes numbers and operations

Equation - ANSStatements that say expressions are equivalent.

Order of Operations: PEMDAS - ANSParenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division,
Addition, Subtraction

Expressions/Equations with fractions - ANSSolve for numerator and denominator one at a
time before dividing when possible

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