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Standard Form

The document provides an overview of standard form, explaining how to express large and small numbers using a format that includes a coefficient between 1 and 10 multiplied by a power of ten. It includes examples of converting numbers to and from standard form, as well as identifying whether given numbers are in standard form. Additionally, it covers the implications of positive and negative powers in relation to the size of the numbers represented.

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Standard Form

The document provides an overview of standard form, explaining how to express large and small numbers using a format that includes a coefficient between 1 and 10 multiplied by a power of ten. It includes examples of converting numbers to and from standard form, as well as identifying whether given numbers are in standard form. Additionally, it covers the implications of positive and negative powers in relation to the size of the numbers represented.

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01 October

Standard Form 2024

L.O.
Able to write numbers in standard form and use
these in
various problems
Starter

POWERS OF 10
10
1

=
10
103

=
1000
10 0

=1
10-1

1 == 0.1
10
106

1=
000 000
Shorthand way of writing
big (and small) numbers
easily

Standard
form

2
parts
a number between 1
and 10
Shorthand way of writing
big (and small) numbers
easily

Standard
form

2
parts
a number between 1
and 10
x 10 to the power of a
number
Standard form
General
format:

× 10 Power or index

𝐴
𝑛
Front
number Can be any positive or
negative integer

1
Bigger than or equal to 1
Let us see if these numbers are in
standard form

4.5 × 10 4

0.7 × 10 − 2

9.34 × 10 5.5

1 × 10 − 13
This is in standard
form

Power is a whole
Between 1 and  number
10
This is not in standard
form
Front
number is

less than 1
This is not in standard
form
Power is not
The front
number
 a
whole
Is between 1 and
number
10
This is in standard
form
A Whole
Allowed to
be 1
 number
It tells how many
times
we need to
multiply If the power is
the front number positive
By 10 

2.7 × 10 × 10 × 10 = 2700.0 = 2700

Anything with a positive index will be a relatively


big
number
It tells how many
times
We have to divide
the If the index is
Front number  by negative
10

5 ÷ 10 = 0.5
0.5 ÷ 10 = 0.05

Anything with negative index will be a


relatively
small number
Example


You put a decimal after the first number and


then count the numbers after 4. There are
four numbers after 4, hence 104 .
Example


Count the numbers after 4, here there are


five numbers after 4, hence 105
Example

10 × 4 × 10 3 In standard
form

ExampleDecimal numbers

0.82 x In standard
10 6 form

Move a whole number to the left in this case


8. Reduce power by 1.
ExampleDecimal number and negative
power

0.8 x In standard
10-5 form

In case of negative powers. Power will


increase the number of places that the
natural number moves. In this case 8 has
moved 1 place to the left. Power has moved
left -5 to -6.
Converting to standard
form:Example
The Jurassic Age began
199,600,000 years
ago.
Write this in standard
form.
Examp
le
The Jurassic Age began
199600000 years
ago.
Write this in standard
form.

8
1.99 x
6 10
Question
1
The Earth is 93 000 000 miles
from
the Sun.
Write this in standard form.

An
s: 7
9.3 x 10
miles
Question
2
The average bucket of sand
contains
3 180 000 000 grains of sand.
Write this in standard form.

An
s: 9
3.18 x 10
grains
Converting from standard formto
normal form
Examp
le
Anglesey has rock that
is
2.6 × 109 years old.
Write this number out in
full.
An
s: 2. 0 0 0 00 0 0 0
6= 2 600 000
Question
3
Light travels at 3 x 108
m/s
Write this in normal
form.

An
s:
300 000 000
m/s
Question
4
Worldwide sales of Wii Sports
have
reached 8.19 x 107
Write this sales figure out
in full.

An
s:
81 900
000
Reca
p
big and
small
tw
o
1
1
0
1
0

7 200 000 2 100 000


000 000
2 500
000
2.5 x 106
BIG
NUMBERS

Standard
form

small
numbers
Examp
le
A DNA chain is
approximately
0.0000022 mm in width.
Write this in standard
form.
0.00000
22 -
2. x 6
2 10
Question
5
It takes a standard
computer
0.00000000033 seconds to
add
Write this in standard
2 integers together.
form.
0.000000000
33 -
3. x 1
0
3 10
Question
6
A red blood cell is
measured at
7.3 x 10-3 mm.
Write this number in normal
form.

0 0 7.
Ans: 3
0.0073mm

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