Title: Numerical Value
1Numerical Value
- Scientific Notation and Significant Figures (aka
sig figs)
2Numerical Short Cut
- Scientific Notation (sci not)
- Are a set of rules, using the power of ten to
shorten the number.
3Moving the Decimal Left
- What happens when you move the decimal left?
- Makes the number SMALLER
- Numbers have positive exponents
- Exponent value number of times you move the
decimal
4Practice Scientific Notation
- Write in scientific notation
- 1, 000
- 1.0 x 103
- 258, 000
- 2.58 x 105
5Practice Sci Not (Individual)
- Write in scientific notation
- 2, 567, 000
- 340
- 56, 000, 000, 000, 000
- 6
6Moving the Decimal Right
- What happens when you move the decimal right?
- Makes the number BIGGER
- Numbers have negative exponents
- Exponent value number of times you move the
decimal
7Practice Scientific Notation
- Write in scientific notation
- 0.015
- 1.5 x 10-2
- 0.0 000 258
- 2.58 x 10-5
8Practice Sci Not (Individual)
- Write in scientific notation
- 0.000 000 002 567
- 0.340
- 0.000 000 000 000 0560
- 0.00 006
9Homework Scientific Notation
- Chapter 2, Section 2 (2.2) Page 41
- Problem 11 (complete one a-d)
- Problem 11 (complete one e-h)
- Problem 12 (complete a and b)
10Significant Figures
- Significant Figures (numbers)
- Are sets of rules that show the best value for a
number.
11Nonzero Numbers
- Nonzero numbers are any number whose value is not
zero. - Here are some examples of nonzero numbers
- 1
- 22
- 1, 789, 958
12Nonzero Numbers - Rules
- Count ALL nonzero numbers.
- How many nonzero numbers are in each problem?
- 12
- Two so two sig figs
- 1135
- Four so four sig figs
13Practice Nonzero (Solo)
- How many significant figures are in the numbers
below? - 132, 456
- 7, 896
- 9
14Practice Nonzero (Solo)
- Answers
- How many significant figures are in the numbers
below? - 132, 456 6 sig fig
- 7, 896 4 sig fig
- 9 1 sig fig
15Zeros Between Numbers
- Zeros between two nonzero numbers are
significant. - Count all zeros between numbers.
16Practice Zeros b/w Numbers
- How many significant figures are in each
example? - 1001 -
- 10.005 -
- 805 -
17Practice Zeros b/w Numbers
- Answers
- How many significant figures are in each
example? - 1001 4 sig fig
- 10.005 5 sig fig
- 805 3 sig fig
18Whole Number Zeros
- All zeros to the right (gt) of a number are NOT
significant unless there is a DECIMAL point.
19Practice Zeros to Right
20Practice Zeros to Right
21Significant Figures
150.
22Practice Zeros to right
- How many significant figures are in each
example? - 100 -
- 10.00 -
- 800, 000 -
23Zeros with Decimals
- All zeros to the left (?) of the first nonzero
number are not significant.
24Practice Zeros with Decimals
- 0.000 000 15
- 0.00000015
- 2 sig figs
25Practice Zeros with Decimals
26Zeros with Decimals
- Zeros to the right (?) of the last nonzero number
are significant
27Practice Zeros with Decimals
- 0.150 000 00
- 0.150 000 00
- 8 sig figs
28Practice Zeros with Decimals
- 0.0000010
- 0.0000010
- 2 sig figs
29Practice Zeros (individual)
30Practice Zeros (individual)
- How many sig figs?
- Answers
- 0.015 2 sig figs
- 0.1500 4 sig figs
- 0.0010100 5 sig figs
31Video sig figs (a way to practice)
- https//www.youtube.com/watch?vpuvE8hF6zrY
32Practice All the Rules
- 360000
- 5060
- 360.0100
- 0.00485
- 1.00 x 1010
33Homework Scientific Notation
- Chapter 2, Section 3 (2.3) Page 51
- Problem 35 (a and b)
- Problem 36 (a and b)
- Problem 37
34Calcuations Add/Subtract
- Calculations Add/Subtract
- Do all the math first.
- The final answers sig figs will depend on the
number with the least number of decimals.
35Practice Add/Subtract
- Report Answer in Correct Sig Figs
- 1.02.120.65
- 15.5952.4456-2.9
36Practice Add/Subtract
- Report Answer in Correct Sig Figs
- 1.02.120.65
- 3.77 (1 decimal place)
- 3.8
37Practice Add/Subtract
- Report Answer in Correct Sig Figs
- 15.5952.4456-2.9
- 15.1406 (1 dec. place)
- 15.1
38Practice Add/Subtract (solo)
- Report Answer in Correct Sig Figs
- 161.7
- 12.037-3.93
- 0.073 10.0037
- 3.78 x 104 -2.3 x 103
39Practice Add/Subtract (solo)
- 161.7 17.7 18
- 12.037-3.93 8.107000000000001 8.11
- 0.073 10.0037 10.0767 10.077
- 3.78 x 104 -2.3 x 103 35500 3.55 x 104
- Report Answer in Correct Sig Figs
40Calculation Mult/Div
- Calculations Multiplication/Division
- Do all the math first.
- The final answers sig figs will depend on the
number with the least number of sig figs.
41Practice Mult/Div (Group)
- Report answer in the correct number of
significant figures. - 10x2.75/0.500
- (2.00 x 102)(0.2056)
42Practice Mult/Div (Group)
- Report answer in the correct number of
significant figures. - 10x2.75/0.500 55 60
- (2.00 x 102)(0.2056) 41.12 41.1
43Practice Mult/Div (Indiv)
- Report answer in the correct number of
significant figures. - (5.5)3
- 45 3.00
- 45 3
44Practice Mult/Div (Indiv)
- Report answer in the correct number of
significant figures. - (5.5)3 166.375 170
- 45 3.00 135 140
- 45 3 135 100
45All Answer in Correct Sig Fig
- 4
- 222
- 8700
- 30.4020
- 2005x18.36x2.3
- 20.4x0.5
- 2.280.80171
- 2.40.050.00123456
- 222-2.006X102/10.0
- 750x0.342.62/20
46All Answer in Correct Sig Fig
- You try it! Tell which rule to use and number of
sig figs. For math, report answer in correct
sig. figs.
- 1 sig fig
- 3 sig fig
- 2 sig fig
- 6 sig fig
- 84667.14 84000 or 8.4x104
- 10.2 10 or 1 x 101
- 154.001 154
- 2.45123456 2.5
- 22.202006 22.2
- 745.5882353 700 or 7 x 101
47Alternatives Considered
- Homework
- problems 212 (a, b, e, f)
- problems 213 (a-d)
- problems 214 (e, f, g, h)
- problems 215 (a-d)
- problems 216 (a-d)
- Or worksheet!
48Websites for help
- Uncertainty in Measurements - http//antoine.frost
burg.edu/cgi-bin/senese/tutorials/sigfig/index.cgi
- Significant Figures - http//science.widener.edu/s
vb/tutorial/sigfigurescsn7.html - Applet Significant Figures - http//www.lon-capa.
org/mmp/applist/sigfig/sig.htm - Significant Figures Games - http//www.mangahigh.c
om/en_us/maths_games/number/rounding_accuracy_and_
estimation/round_using_significant_figures - Significant Figures Explanation -
https//www.youtube.com/watch?vpuvE8hF6zrY - Adding and Subtractinghttp//sigfigscalculator.ap
pspot.com/tutorial/add_and_subtract