Scientific notation by Abdelrahman

abdelrahmanmohywahab — 2024-10-13 07:59:47 UTC

I see

2024-10-13 08:03:02 UTC

I see the video’s explanation of scientific notation

2024-10-13 08:03:18 UTC

I see that the number if it’s a decimal you move to the right and the exponent is negative while if ur moving to the left the exponent is positive

I think that the exponent is the amount of zeroes

I wonder why the coefficient has to be between 1-10

2024-10-13 08:04:13 UTC

I see that 93000000000 is 9.3x10

I think it is in the expanded firm and we need to do it in the simplest form

I wonder that the caffavient must be between 1 and 10

Omar elrayes

2024-10-13 08:06:02 UTC

I think that we take the number zeros and that is the number of the exponent

2024-10-13 08:06:30 UTC

i wonder why the 930000000000000 has to be represented as 9.3x10

2024-10-13 08:06:57 UTC

I think the coefficient shouldn’t be from 1-10 it should be more

2024-10-13 08:06:57 UTC

I wonder if what i think is correct

2024-10-13 08:08:33 UTC

I see: is the coefficient must be between 1-10 and it must be an integer. When the decimal is moved to the left it becomes positive if its on the right it becomes negative.

I think: to solve this problem we have to figure out the expanded number and simply the number with the exponent.

I wonder: if we can be able to simply it to the point it can be a never ending number

2024-10-13 08:09:40 UTC

I see that the numbers they move along the decimal point. If the exponent is positive the number moves to the left and if the exponent is negative the number moves right.

I think that exponents they help simplify numbers and make people understand the topic better.

I wonder how fractions can have exponents and how can they be answered

2024-10-13 08:10:42 UTC

i see the explanation of scientific notation and the integration of math and science

i think we take the numbers of zeros and add one to do the exponent. like 140,000= 1.4x10^4

i wonder why the number is represented as a exponent