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Standard Form Practice Questions

The document is an exam preparation guide focused on standard form mathematics questions. It includes instructions for answering questions, revision resources, and various exercises related to converting numbers to and from standard form, as well as calculations involving standard form. The document also presents problems related to real-world applications, such as distances and populations.

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Standard Form Practice Questions

The document is an exam preparation guide focused on standard form mathematics questions. It includes instructions for answering questions, revision resources, and various exercises related to converting numbers to and from standard form, as well as calculations involving standard form. The document also presents problems related to real-world applications, such as distances and populations.

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1. Write the following numbers in standard form.
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(c) 41200000'

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(d) 0.00000008

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(e) 0,000345

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4. Calculate, writing your answer in standard form


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5. Work out, giving each answer in standard form.

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6. Work out, giving each answer in standard form.

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7. Mr Holland has 2500kg of rice.

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(a) Write 2500 kg in grams.
Give your answer in standard form.

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(b) One grain of rice weighs ·o.03g


Write the weight of one grain of rice in standard form.

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(c) How many grains of rice are there in 2500kg of rice?


Give your answer in standard form.

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s. (a) Write five million in standard form.

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(b) Write three hundred thousand in standard form.

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(c) Work out five million multiplied by three hundred thousand.


Give your answer in standard form.

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Write the number as an ordinary number.


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The t~ble gives the circumference, in metres, of planets in the solar syS tem .
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~ The circumferences are given to an accuracy of 3 significant figures .

Planet Circumference (metres)


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Earth 4.01 X 107 -::.. 'ly C) \ 00 0 C)O

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Uranus 1.59 X 108
Neptune 1.55 X 108
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(b) Which planet has the smallest circumference?

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(d) Work out the diameter of Neptune.


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l The King's Palace 5.4 million
Castle 923,840
Theme Park 1.43 X 107
Science Museum 4,192 ,900

(a) Write the number of visitors to


the Theme Park as an ordinary num
ber.

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the Castle in standard form .

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(c) How many more people visited


the Theme Pa rk than the Science.

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The speed of light~s~ogon to the Earth is 384,400 km.
~ • 98 x 1oa mis.

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12. a, b and c are standard form numbers.

l 0 = 5.4 X 10
4 b = 4.9 x 10
5 C = 4 X 10
6

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13. The population of England is 5.301 x 1Q7
ft' The number of people who live in London is 8.308 x 105

What percentage of the population of England live in London?

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15. Work out (4.5 x 107) + (5 x 10-2)


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(b) Write 8 024 .
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(C) C= 2 X 106 and y = 6 X 1Q5

cy
w2 =
c-y
Work out the value of w.
Give your answer in standard form correct to 2 significant figures.

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17. Work out (1 .52 x 105) + (5.4 x 104)
Give your answer in standard form.
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1B. The Earth is approx
The surface area of
imately a sphere of
diameter 12742 km
a sphere is given by
the formula A = 4n
.
r'

Calculate the surfa


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ce area of the Earth
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metres and in standa
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