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Placevaluenamesforwholenumbers(Section1.11.2)
Noticeeachmajorgroup(trillions,billions,millions,thousandsandunits)have3subgroups.
Thefirst(rightmost)valueoneachsubgroupisthenameofthegroup.
Noticethepatternonnamingthetensandhundredsoneachsubgroup.
Metricprefixesforwholevalues:
Tera
referstotrillions.Example,3Terabits=3trillionbits=3,000,000,000,000bits
Giga
referstoabillion.Example,3Gigabits=3billionbits=3,000,000,000bits
Mega
referstoamillion.Example,3MegaOhms=3millionOhms=3,000,000Ohms
Kilo
referstoathousand.Example,3KiloWatts=3thousandWatts=3,000Watts
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Placevaluesnamesfordecimalplaces:(Section3.2)
Noticethenamingisverysimilarbutnamesendwith
ths
.
Studytheseexamplescarefully.Noticethatsimilarvaluescanbeexpressedindifferentways.
placevaluedescription
valueinnumericdigits
ninehundredths
0.0
9
ninetenths
0.
9
ninetyhundredths
0.
90
ninehundredths
0.0
9
ninehundredthousandths
0.
9
00
ninethousandths
0.00
9
Metricprefixesfordecimalvalues:
milli
referstoathousandth.Example,3milliOhms=3thousandthsofanOhms=0.003Ohms
micro
referstoamillionth.Example,3milliOhms=3thousandthsofanOhms=0.003Ohms
nano
referstoabillionth.Example,3nanoOhms=3billionthsofanOhms=0.003Ohms
pico
referstoatrillionth.Example,3picoOhms=3thousandthsofanOhms=0.003Ohms
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Practiceproblem1:
Nametheplacevalueforthedigitspecifiedoneachnumbergiveninthe
tablebelow:(refertoExample12fromthetextbook).
Digit
Number
PlaceValue
44,723
1,045,245,674,913
290,835
910,293,452
Practiceproblem2:
Writethenumbergivendescribedbytheplacevaluetext
placevaluedescription
valueinnumericdigits
fivethousandths
fivethousands
twentyfivehundreds
twentyhundredths
Practiceproblem3:
Writethenumbergivendescribedbytheplacevaluetext
placevaluedescription
valueinnumericdigits
eighthundredths
twothousandths
sevenhundredtwentyonethousandths
fivehundredths
fiftytwohundredths
sixtenths
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RoundingValues:(Section1.3)
digits0,1,2,3,4willroundto0
digits5,6,7,8,9willbumpthevalueup.
Practiceproblem4:
Roundthesevaluesasindicated:
roundthisvalue
tothenearest...
result
13745
ten
13745
hundred
13745
thousand
1.0375
tenth
1.0375
hundredth
1.0375
thousandth
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AdditionandSubtraction:
Whenaddingnumberstheorderdoesnotmatter(
additionIScommutative
)
Example:3+5+7=7+3+5=5+3+7
Whensubtractingnumbers,theorderofthevaluesmatter(
subtractionISNOTcommutative
)
Example:94=5(positive)but49=5(negativevalue).
NOTE:
Wearenotdealingwithnegativevaluesonthistest.
Withcombinedadditionandsubtraction,computewhatisonparenthesisfirst,thenlefttoright.
Example:
93
+6=
6
+6=12
9
(3+6)
=9
9
=0
Whenadditionandsubtractionarecombinedinoneproblem,theyarecomputedleftto
rightunlessthereareparenthesis.Anythingwithinparenthesisiscomputedfirst.
Practiceproblem5:
Problem
Solution
2+(124)3
127+9
MultiplicationandDivision:
Whenmultiplyingnumbers,theorderdoesnotmatter(
multiplicationIScommutative
)
Example:3*5*7=7*3*5=5*3*7
Whendividingnumbers,theorderofthevaluesmatter(
divisionISNOTcommutative
)
Example:10 5=2but5 10=0.5(fractionaryvalue).
Divisionby0isnotpossible.Multiplicationby0alwaysgives0.
Whenmultiplicationanddivisionarecombinedinoneproblem,theyarecomputedleftto
rightunlessthereareparenthesis.Anythingwithinparenthesisiscomputedfirst.
Practiceproblem6:
Problem
Solution
30 (15 3) 3
12 6 2*2
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Exponents:PowersandRoots
Powersandrootsareexponents.Thesearenumbersthatoperateonabase.
Powersarewrittenabovethebasenumberonwhichitoperates.
Powersmeanthatthebaseismultipliedbyitselfasmanytimesasindicatedbythepower.
0
Bydefinition: (anybase) =1
Examples: 5 = 5 * 5 * 5 * 5
RootsarewrittenaboveaRADICALsign.
Therootasksyoutofindanumberthatmultipliedbyitselfasmanytimesastheroot,produces
thebasevalue.
Whenpowersandexponentsarecombinedinoneproblem,theyarecomputedleftto
rightunlessthereareparenthesis.Anythingwithinparenthesisiscomputedfirst.
Practiceproblem7:
Problem
52 +
Solution
8 + (24 1)(hint:8=2*2*2)
3
Morepracticewithexponents:
Simpleexponentswithsolution
Simpleexponentsproblems
Exponents:Specialcase
Anybasevalueelevatedtothepowerofzeroequals1.
0
Example:
34 = 1
90 = 1
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Exponents:Referencetableforcommonpowervalues
Combinedoperations:
PEDMAS:
P
arenthesis,
E
xponents
(powersorrootsinlefttorightorder),
D
ivisionor
M
ultiplication(inlefttorightorder),
A
dditionor
S
ubtraction(inlefttorightorder).
Example:
Practiceproblem8:
Problem
16+6*21
15712*13
Solution
10+37
46
(hint:impliedparenthesis)
4 10
*
41+3*760 10 +
4 (3 2)2