Housekeeping
 Did you complete the choice of unit practice problems (lesson
12) and submit your score to the dropbox?
 Need help??? – Stay after class or stop into the help session
Unit 1: Lesson 13 – Comparison of
Numbers Written in Scientific
Notation
Learning Target:
• Students compare numbers expressed in scientific notation.
• Students apply the laws of exponents to interpret data and
use technology to compute with very large numbers.
We have learned why scientific notation is indispensable in science. This means
that we have to learn how to compute and compare numbers in scientific
notation. We have already done some computations, so we are ready to take a
closer look at comparing the size of different numbers.
Among the galaxies closest to Earth, M82 is about 1.15 × 107 light-years away,
and Leo I Dwarf is about 8.2 × 105 light-years away. Which is closer?
Among the galaxies closest to Earth, M82 is about 1.15 × 107 light-years away,
and Leo I Dwarf is about 8.2 × 105 light-years away. Which is closer?
The next example brings us back to the world of subatomic particles. In the early
20th century, the picture of elementary particles was straightforward: electrons,
protons, neutrons, and photons were the fundamental constituents of matter.
But in the 1930s, positrons, mesons, and neutrinos were discovered, and
subsequent developments rapidly increased the number of subatomic particle
types observed. Many of these newly observed particle types are extremely
short-lived. The so called Standard Model developed during the latter part of
the last century finally restored some order, and it is now theorized that different
kinds of quarks and leptons are the basic constituents of matter.
Many subatomic particles are unstable: charged pions have an average lifetime
of 2.603 × 10−8 seconds, while muons have an average lifetime of 2.197 × 10−6
seconds. Which has a longer average lifetime?
The average lifetime of the tau lepton is 2.906 x 10−13 seconds, and the average
lifetime of the neutral pion is 8.4 x 10−17seconds. Explain which subatomic
particle has a longer average lifetime.
Given two numbers in scientific notation, a x 10 𝑚
and b x 10 𝑛
,
if m < n, then a x 𝟏𝟎 𝒎 < b x 𝟏𝟎 𝒏 .
Compare 1.815 × 1014 with 1.82 × 1014
Compare 9.3 × 1028 with 9.2879 × 1028
Chris said that 5.3 × 1041 < 5.301 × 1041 because 5.3 has fewer digits than 5.301.
Show that even though his answer is correct, his reasoning is flawed. Show him an
example to illustrate that his reasoning would result in an incorrect answer.
Explain.
Lesson Wrap Up
 We have completed the lessons
on exponential notation, the
properties of integer exponents,
magnitude, and scientific
notation.
 We can read, write, and operate
with numbers expressed in
scientific notation, which is the
language of many sciences
Today’s Independent Work:
Comparing Numbers Written in
Scientific Notation Practice Problems

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Comparison of number written in scientific notation

  • 1. Housekeeping  Did you complete the choice of unit practice problems (lesson 12) and submit your score to the dropbox?  Need help??? – Stay after class or stop into the help session
  • 2. Unit 1: Lesson 13 – Comparison of Numbers Written in Scientific Notation Learning Target: • Students compare numbers expressed in scientific notation. • Students apply the laws of exponents to interpret data and use technology to compute with very large numbers.
  • 3. We have learned why scientific notation is indispensable in science. This means that we have to learn how to compute and compare numbers in scientific notation. We have already done some computations, so we are ready to take a closer look at comparing the size of different numbers.
  • 4. Among the galaxies closest to Earth, M82 is about 1.15 × 107 light-years away, and Leo I Dwarf is about 8.2 × 105 light-years away. Which is closer?
  • 5. Among the galaxies closest to Earth, M82 is about 1.15 × 107 light-years away, and Leo I Dwarf is about 8.2 × 105 light-years away. Which is closer?
  • 6. The next example brings us back to the world of subatomic particles. In the early 20th century, the picture of elementary particles was straightforward: electrons, protons, neutrons, and photons were the fundamental constituents of matter. But in the 1930s, positrons, mesons, and neutrinos were discovered, and subsequent developments rapidly increased the number of subatomic particle types observed. Many of these newly observed particle types are extremely short-lived. The so called Standard Model developed during the latter part of the last century finally restored some order, and it is now theorized that different kinds of quarks and leptons are the basic constituents of matter.
  • 7. Many subatomic particles are unstable: charged pions have an average lifetime of 2.603 × 10−8 seconds, while muons have an average lifetime of 2.197 × 10−6 seconds. Which has a longer average lifetime?
  • 8. The average lifetime of the tau lepton is 2.906 x 10−13 seconds, and the average lifetime of the neutral pion is 8.4 x 10−17seconds. Explain which subatomic particle has a longer average lifetime.
  • 9. Given two numbers in scientific notation, a x 10 𝑚 and b x 10 𝑛 , if m < n, then a x 𝟏𝟎 𝒎 < b x 𝟏𝟎 𝒏 .
  • 10. Compare 1.815 × 1014 with 1.82 × 1014
  • 11. Compare 9.3 × 1028 with 9.2879 × 1028
  • 12. Chris said that 5.3 × 1041 < 5.301 × 1041 because 5.3 has fewer digits than 5.301. Show that even though his answer is correct, his reasoning is flawed. Show him an example to illustrate that his reasoning would result in an incorrect answer. Explain.
  • 13. Lesson Wrap Up  We have completed the lessons on exponential notation, the properties of integer exponents, magnitude, and scientific notation.  We can read, write, and operate with numbers expressed in scientific notation, which is the language of many sciences Today’s Independent Work: Comparing Numbers Written in Scientific Notation Practice Problems