Earth to the sun Earth to Voyager 1 Earth to Proxima Centauri Mathswatch Clip 83 Corbett Maths Video 300 The significand must be between one and ten A negative exponent is used for numbers between 0 and 1 ID: 649490
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Slide1
Write, using standard form, the distance in metres from:
Earth to the sunEarth to Voyager 1 Earth to Proxima Centauri
Mathswatch Clip 83Corbett Maths Video 300
The significand must be between one and ten.
A negative exponent is used for numbers between 0 and 1
A positive exponent is used for numbers bigger than 10.
Convert these values into standard form: 2. Covert these numbers into decimal values:3. Work out the answers in standard form:
Find the value of p if:
and
2. It takes light to travel 14 thousand million years to travel to the edge of the universe.
If the speed of light is
km/year, how far is the edge of the universe?
Standard Form HomeworkSlide2
Write, using standard form, the distance in metres from:
Earth to the sunEarth to Voyager 1 Earth to Proxima Centauri
Mathswatch Clip 83Corbett Maths Video 300
The significand must be between one and ten.
A negative exponent is used for numbers between 0 and 1
A positive exponent is used for numbers bigger than 10.
Convert these values into standard form: 2. Covert these numbers into decimal values:3. Work out the answers in standard form:
Find the value of p if:
and
2. It takes light to travel 14 thousand million years to travel to the edge of the universe.
If the speed of light is
km/year, how far is the edge of the universe?
Standard Form Homework
6000
0.007
4800
0.0000856
293000
400.2
km