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Writing Scientific Notation

by Lady Mae Claridad
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is a way of writing very large or very small numbers in a simpler , more manageable form . A number written in scientific notation has two main parts : a coefficient ( c ) and a power of 10 . The must be greater than or equal to 1 and less than 10 , while the second part is 10 raised to an ) . Together , they are written in the form ? . This method makes it easier to read , compare , and calculate with extremely large numbers like distances in space or very tiny numbers like atoms .

To write a decimal number in scientific notation , first identify the of the decimal point . Next , determine where the decimal should be moved so that it is placed directly to the . Move the decimal to that position to form the coefficient , making sure its value is . Then count how many places the decimal moved . If the decimal moves to the , the exponent of 10 is positive ; if it moves to the right , the exponent is . Finally , write the number in the form c × 10 ? , combining the coefficient and the appropriate power of 10 .

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