For 7-10 determine whether the number is written correctly in scientific notation. If not rewrite the number correctly. 3.0 (2020)80,658, 175, 170,943,878,571,660,636,856,403,766.975.289 505.440,883,277,824,000,000,000.different ways to deal a 52-card deck.' This is quite a large number! In fact, it is so largethat it is almnost impossible to get an idea of how large it is just by looking at it. One waywe express very large (or very small) numbers is by using scientific notation. To usescientific notation, we essentially think about the number using multiplicationThere arepeople in the line was 1.325 feet. How long would the line be if it contained 10million people? Express your answer in feet.2)Refer back to In-Class Activity 1.A. Assume that the average shoulder width of the1.325 X 10,O00, 000 = 13 2 5 0003)Round the answer to the nearest million. How many zeros are in the number?4)Rewrite the answer using multiplication involving the number 13.5)Think of a different way to part of the number that is a power of ten and write itdown.Scientific NotationA number in scientific notation is written in the form:a x 10" where 1sa

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For 7-10 determine whether the number is written correctly in scientific notation. If not rewrite the number correctly. 3.0 (2020)80,658, 175, 170,943,878,571,660,636,856,403,766.975.289 505.440,883,277,824,000,000,000.different ways to deal a 52-card deck.' This is quite a large number! In fact, it is so largethat it is almnost impossible to get an idea of how large it is just by looking at it. One waywe express very large (or very small) numbers is by using scientific notation. To usescientific notation, we essentially think about the number using multiplicationThere arepeople in the line was 1.325 feet. How long would the line be if it contained 10million people? Express your answer in feet.2)Refer back to In-Class Activity 1.A. Assume that the average shoulder width of the1.325 X 10,O00, 000 = 13 2 5 0003)Round the answer to the nearest million. How many zeros are in the number?4)Rewrite the answer using multiplication involving the number 13.5)Think of a different way to part of the number that is a power of ten and write itdown.Scientific NotationA number in scientific notation is written in the form:a x 10&#34; where 1sa < 10; and n is an integer.1 is included and 10 is not included6)Is your answer to Question 5 written in scientific notation? Why or why not'? If not,express the answer in scientific notation.For Questions 7–10, determine whether the number is written correctly in scientifICnotation. If not, rewrite the number correctly.Is the number written correctlyin scientific notation?NumberCorrect Scientific7)0.325 x 1013Notationno3,25x10124.85X 106=4550,0008)48.5 x 105greater then 1'Improbable things happen. In RationalWiki. Retrieved June 8, 2020, fromhttps://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Improbable_things_happen#Shuffling_a_deck_of_cardsCopyright © 2020, The Charles A. Dana Center at The University of Texas at Austin36 Foundations of Mathematical Reasoning Version 3.0 (2020o)Student PagesIs the number written correctlyin scientific notation?Correct ScientificNotationNumber9)3.2 x 10-4Yes10)-1.5 x 10'11) Use what you have learned to express the number of ways a 52-card deck can beshuffled in scientific notation. Only use the first two digits of the full number.12) How does expressing this number in scientific notation change the way youunderstand the number?The chances of an event happening can be described using probability. For example,there is a 1 in 2 chance of having a baby girl, which is the same as a probability of or0.5.13) The probability of having identical twins is approximately 35 ten-thousandths or0.0035.2 Express the number in scientific notation.3.5% 10-4Sometimes, it's useful to use standard notation instead of scientific notation. Toexpress a number in standard notation, just write out the number using numerals andplace value.14) Convert the number 7.56 × 10ª from scientific form to standard form.

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Scientific notation of a numbers is a way of representing the number conveniently in a decimal form…