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Exponential Notation
Links verified on 8/6/09
- Applied Practice with Powers - There are five questions in this quiz. Answers are available
- Comparing Exponential and Standard Notation Numbers - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Computation Castle - a game that requires the utilization of several math skills: mixed numbers/improper fractions, equivalent fractions, metric conversions, exponents, rounding to the nearest thousands and thousandths and place value
- Converting Standard Numbers to Exponential Notation - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Converting Decimal Numbers to Scientific Notation - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Converting Fractions to Scientific Notation -practice problems followed by a quiz
- Converting from Exponential Notation to Standard Numbers - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Converting Decimal Numbers to Exponential Notation - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Converting from Exponential Notation to Decimal Numbers - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Cube of a Number - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Division Using Scientific Notation - two examples and seven practice problems
- Evaluating Exponents of Negative Numbers - practice problems followed by a quiz
- Exponent Practice - Try a workout of 10 problems. If you do not get at least 8 correct on your first attempt, review "In Depth" and try again.
- Exponents - five practice problems at the bottom of the lesson
- Interactive Algebra Review on Integer Exponents - quite a few practice questions are available
- Multiplication and Division Problems Using Scientific Notation - two examples and seven practice problems
- Multiplication in Scientific Notation - four examples and seven practice problems
- Practice Algebraic Exponents
- Practice Exponents
- Practice Exponent Shorthand
- Scientific Notation - interactive practice
- Scientific Notation Problem Generator - either the scientific notation or standard notation representation of a number will be shown. Put the corresponding value(s) in the empty cell(s) and press "Check Answer".
- Scientific Notation Quiz - ten multiple choice questions
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