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How do you turn standard notation to scientfic notation?
How do you know which way to move the decimals?

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How do you turn standard notation to scientfic notation

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How do you turn standard notation to scientfic notation

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Do you usually round to the nearest tenth or hundredth?

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1. If the decimal is larger than 10 does that make it unsolvable ?
2.Do you only divide when you have a fraction?

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how do you know when to make the exponent negative?

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1.Why does Scientific Notation have to be to the 10 power?
2.What step do you have to do solve a negative problem?

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How do you move the decimals in a negative ?
How to do scientific notation in and equation?

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How do you take standard notation and turn it into a scientific notation and know that it is right?

is there a limit to how many zeros there can be?

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How do you move the decimals?
How to do scientific notation?

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-How do you remember to move left or right with positive and negative exponents?
-How do you solve a problem when it's already in standard notation form

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1. What is an easier way to memorize which to move the decimal?    2. How to find the Scientific Notation easier?

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How do you right in scientific notation if already solved?

what do you do if the exponent is over ten do you still move the decimal that many times?

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How can you tell when a number is in scientific notation form?
How do you know which way to move with a positive or negative number in scientific notation?

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So if the number is higher than 10 or less than one, are you able to do something with it or is it just unsolvable?

Do the Zeros, that you add after moving the decimal, have to stop at some point or do they just go on and on and on like repeating decimals do?

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When will the Scientific Notation apply to the real world?
What do you do if you have a number for example like 4.6 and no exponent, what do you do then?

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What is one way to help you remember which way to move  left or right for negative and positive?

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What is the difference between decimal form and writing a number/decimal to correct scientific notation?

What direction do you move the decimal in with a positive or negative exponent?

How many zeros do you use when solving the scientific notation equation (based off of the exponents)?

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How does the decimal affect the positive or negative sign?
How can you tell if a number is written in scientific notation?

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Why does does the negative exponent make you count the zero behind the decimal when converting it to standard notation?

Is there a limit on how large the exponent on the ten can be?

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How do you know where to move the decimal?
How do you know which way to move the exponent?

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How do you know how to move left or right with the exponent?
How do you know how many zeros to add on to the number?

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How do you know when to add zeros or move the decimal?
For the negative exponent what do you do to the decimal?

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How do you know where to start counting after holding the place?
How to you write it in the extended form?