Grade 10
66 Units, 168 Skills
Measurement - Units Advanced - Metric
Unit 1
Geometry - Cylinders - Intro
Unit 2
Percentages - Advanced
Unit 3
Cartesian Grid Geometry Logic - Practice
Unit 4
Squares and Square Roots - Advanced
Unit 5
Factoring and Lowest Common Multiple - Advanced
Unit 6
Probability and Statistics - Mean, Median, and Mode - Advanced
Unit 7
Geometry - Volume Logic with 3D Shapes - Intro
Unit 8
Negative Integers - Practice
Unit 9
Speed, Distance, and Time Logic Challenges - Intro
Unit 10
Factoring, Multiplication, Division, Fractions - Practice
Unit 11
Pythagorean Triples - Intro
Unit 12
Cartesian Grid Distance - Intro
Unit 13
Exponents - Power Law - Practice
Unit 14
Pythagorean Theorem with Decimals - Intro
Unit 15
Algebra Manipulating Variables - Practice
Unit 16
Exponents - Negative Bases and Exponents - Intro
Unit 17
Exponents - Fractional Bases and Exponents - Intro
Unit 18
Algebra Systems of Equations - Intro
Unit 19
Measurement - Units Large/Small Intro - Metric
Unit 20
Pythagoras - Practice
Unit 21
Factoring, Multiplication, Division, Fractions - Advanced
Unit 22
Slopes and Parallels - Intro
Unit 23
Measurement Conversion and Map Scale - Intro - Metric
Unit 24
Probability - Set Operations - Intro
Unit 25
Patterns and Sums - Intro
Unit 26
Slopes and Perpendiculars - Intro
Unit 27
Geometry - Circle Area, Sectors and Donuts - Intro
Unit 28
Fraction Multiplication - Advanced
Unit 29
Measurement - Unit Conversion Practice - Metric
Unit 30
Pythagorean Theorem in 3D - Intro
Unit 31
Fraction Addition and Subtraction, Mixed - Advanced
Unit 32
Probability and Counting - Multiple Events - Intro
Unit 33
Ratios of Lengths - Practice
Unit 34
Radicals - Simplifying Intro
Unit 35
Fraction Division - Practice
Unit 36
Scientific Notation - Multiplication and Division - Practice
Unit 37
Geometry - Intermediate - Intro
Unit 38
Line Equations and Graphing - Intro
Unit 39
Probability and Statistics - Probability with Factorials Intro
Unit 40
Measurement - Unit Conversion (Very Large and Small) Practice - Metric
Unit 41
Exponents - Negative Bases and Exponents - Practice
Unit 42
Exponents - Fractional Bases and Exponents - Practice
Unit 43
Algebra Manipulating Variables - Advanced
Unit 44
Line Equations and Graphing - Practice
Unit 45
Inscribed Squares and Circles - Intro
Unit 46
Trigonometry Foundations
Unit 47
Slopes and Parallels - Practice
Unit 48
Probability and Counting - Multiple Events - Practice
Unit 49
Scientific Notation - Multiplication and Division - Advanced
Unit 50
Measurement - Unit Conversion Advanced - Metric
Unit 51
Probability and Statistics - Permutations and Combinations Calculating - Intro
Unit 52
Measurement - Units Large/Small Practice - Metric
Unit 53
Slopes and Perpendiculars - Practice
Unit 54
Geometry - Intermediate - Practice
Unit 55
Patterns and Sums - Practice
Unit 56
Measurement - Unit Conversion (Very Large and Small) Intro - Metric
Unit 57
Probability - Set Operations - Practice
Unit 58
Trigonometry Fundamentals - Intro
Unit 59
Linear Equation Intersections - Intro
Unit 60
Measurement Conversion and Map Scale - Practice - Metric
Unit 61
Fraction Division - Advanced
Unit 62
Polynomials and Quadratics - Intro
Unit 63
Scientific Notation Units - Intro
Unit 64
Radicals - Simplifying Practice
Unit 65
Probability and Statistics - Probability with Factorials Practice
Unit 66
This math unit begins with foundational exercises in multiplying and dividing numbers in scientific notation and progresses to more complex calculations involving decimals. Initially, students practice multiplying tens, hundreds, and thousands without decimals to firm their grasp of basic scientific notation. Learning progresses to include numbers in scientific notation with one decimal place, enhancing their precision in calculations with larger or smaller numbers represented in scientific notation formats. Following multiplication, the unit shifts focus to division, starting with powers of ten and expanding to include decimals in various places. Exercises progress from simple division of powers of ten to more intricate tasks involving decimals to ensure students can precisely handle and manipulate exponents and coefficients within the rules of scientific notation. The culmination of these skills is intended for students to achieve proficiency in scientific notation, crucial for various scientific and mathematical applications.more
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Dividing (1 Decimal Place) (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on dividing numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically targeting problems where at least one number in the operation has one decimal place. The skill practiced involves managing both the coefficients (numbers before the exponential term) and the powers of ten, recalibrating them to produce the correct answer through division. Each problem requires selecting the correct answer from multiple options provided, reinforcing precision in handling decimal and exponential adjustments in scientific notation division.more
Dividing (0 Decimal Place) (Level 3)
This math topic focuses on practicing the division of numbers expressed in scientific notation. It involves solving equations where both the dividend and divisor are presented in scientific notation, particularly with no decimal places initially given in the numbers being divided. Students test their understanding by determining which scientific notation result matches the division performed. This series of problems enhances skills in manipulating powers of ten while dividing and applying properties of exponents effectively.more
Dividing (0 Decimal Place) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing division problems using scientific notation without decimal places. The problems involve dividing numbers represented in scientific notation format to simplify them into precise answers, also in scientific notation. Each division problem includes multiple choice answers, each expressed in scientific notation. This helps in enhancing skills in handling powers of ten and coefficient manipulation within the scope of scientific notation division.more
Dividing Normalized Numbers (0 Decimal Place) (Level 3)
This math topic focuses on dividing numbers presented in a near-scientific notation format without decimal places. Students are required to simplify each equation and select the correct form of the result among multiple options. This exercise involves large and small numbers expressed in powers of ten, emphasizing an understanding of exponents and their division rules as part of scientific notation. The goal is to strengthen skills in handling scientific notation in division operations, particularly where zero decimal places are involved.more
Dividing Normalized Numbers (0 Decimal Place) (Level 2)
This math topic involves practicing the division of normalized numbers in scientific notation, where no decimals are used. It focuses specifically on numbers almost in scientific notation and simplifying them to determine the correct scientific notation of the quotient. The problems are a part of a broader unit on scientific notation, emphasizing multiplication and division techniques. Each problem requires manipulating large powers of ten and basic arithmetic to solve the division and finalize the expression in proper scientific notation format.more
Dividing Powers of Ten (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing the division of powers of ten within the context of scientific notation. It is targeted at enhancing students' understanding of scientific notation, specifically how to handle division operations involving powers of ten. Through the series of questions provided, students are tasked with solving equations where they need to divide one power of ten by another. This helps consolidate their skills in manipulating exponents and understanding the rules governing them, an essential part of algebra and scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on developing skills in dividing large numbers by tens, hundreds, and thousands. It touches on practical applications of division within the context of scientific notation, particularly emphasizing beginner-level multiplication and division. Problems in this topic involve dividing numbers ranging from thousands to millions by various divisors, enhancing understanding of how to manage and simplify substantial numerical values through division. Answers are provided in a multiple-choice format, allowing for self-assessment of understanding and accuracy.more
Dividing Tens, Hundreds, Thousands (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing how to divide numbers by tens, hundreds, and thousands using simple division operations. The goal is to improve understanding and application of division in the context of scientific notation, particularly emphasizing how larger numbers are reduced by division with smaller powers of ten. The topic forms a basic introduction to operations involving scientific notation. Each problem presents a division equation and offers multiple choice answers, enhancing skills in calculating and understanding the relationship between numbers in different magnitudes.more
This math topic focuses on multiplying numbers in scientific notation where numbers are limited to one decimal place. It includes solving problems that involve performing multiplication operations between two numbers expressed in scientific notation. Each problem requires determining the correct product of two numbers, each represented as a significant figure multiplied by a power of ten. The examples given require combining the coefficients and summing the exponents, aimed at practicing precise calculations and understanding the mechanics of scientific notation in a multiplication context.more
This math topic focuses on multiplying numbers expressed in scientific notation with one decimal place, as a part of a broader unit on practicing scientific notation. The problems require solving equations where two scientific notation numbers (each featuring a coefficient with one decimal place) are multiplied together. Each question offers multiple choice answers where the product must be correctly calculated and shown in scientific notation. This helps students practice and understand the rules of exponents and decimal multiplication in the context of scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication of numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically dealing with scenarios where at least one of the numbers does not have any decimal places. Each problem requires solving an equation that involves multiplying two scientific notation numbers and selecting the correct result from multiple choices provided. This is part of a broader unit aimed at enhancing proficiency in handling scientific notation in different mathematical operations.more
This math topic focuses on multiplying numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically when there are zero decimal places in the powers of ten. Each problem involves multiplying two numbers that are both given in scientific notation format, enhancing skills in handling very large or very small numbers efficiently through this method. The numbers involve negative powers of ten, requiring the students to practice shifting decimal points and managing the exponents properly during multiplication. This particular set of problems is aimed at developing precision and familiarity with scientific notation operations.more
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication of numbers in scientific notation where at least one of the factors has no decimal places. Students are given multiple choice questions where they need to multiply two numbers expressed in scientific notation and select the correct product, also presented in scientific notation. This specific section emphasizes handling very small numbers (negative exponents), helping students deepen their understanding of scientific notation and its properties, particularly how to manage calculations involving the multiplication of powers of ten.more
This math topic focuses on learning to multiply numbers in or close to scientific notation without decimal places. It aims to strengthen skills in manipulating and calculating powers of ten and normalizing numbers to scientific notation through several indicative practice problems. Each problem requires the multiplication of two numbers represented in near scientific notation, challenging users to find the correct scientific notation of the resulting product. This topic is part of an introductory unit on scientific notation, specifically addressing multiplication and division.more
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication involving numbers formatted in scientific notation with normalized numbers where the decimal places are limited to zero. The problems involve solving equations by multiplying numbers close to scientific notation format, testing learners' understanding and ability to handle decimal placements correctly. The topic falls under a broader unit on decimal multiplication, designed for learners to gain proficiency in handling computations that involve scientific notational formats and the multiplication of decimals.more
This math topic focuses on practicing the multiplication of powers of ten, particularly when applying exponents in scientific notation with decimals. Each problem involves determining the product of two numbers expressed with decimal exponents of ten. For example, participants must calculate values such as \(10^{-4} \times 10^{0}\) and select the correct power of ten from a set of options. This practice can help strengthen understanding of exponent rules and scientific notation in a targeted and structured manner.more
Tenths, Hundredths, Thousandths (Level 4)
This math topic involves practicing the multiplication of decimal numbers, specifically focusing on tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. It is designed to enhance skills in multiplying small decimal values, which is a fundamental aspect of understanding and using scientific notation in later topics. The problems provided test the ability to accurately multiply these decimals, requiring precision and a good grasp of decimal placement to achieve the correct answers. Each question presents a multiplication problem and multiple potential answers to select the correct result from.more
This math topic focuses on practicing the multiplication of decimals in scientific notation, particularly multiplying tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. It provides seven questions where students need to multiply pairs of decimal numbers and choose the correct answer from multiple options. This exercise is part of a broader unit that introduces scientific notation multiplication and division, enhancing skills in handling decimal calculations in scientific contexts.more
Multiplying Base Values to Scientific Notation (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication involving numbers expressed in scientific notation. Students solve equations by multiplying base values expressed in standard decimal form, and then expressing the results in scientific notation. Each question requires the student to calculate the product of two numbers and choose the correct scientific notation representation from multiple options. This helps reinforce the conversion between decimal notation and scientific notation, as well as the application of multiplication rules in different numerical formats.more
Multiplying Base Values to Scientific Notation (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on multiplying base values using scientific notation. It engages learners in solving equations where numbers are expressed in the format of a coefficient multiplied by ten raised to a power, known as scientific notation. Each question involves calculations with different base and exponent terms, reinforcing the process of scientific notation multiplication. The math topic provides multiple choices for learners to discern the correct scientific notation product of the given numbers. This practice is essential for students to understand and efficiently manage very large or very small numbers in scientific and mathematical calculations.more
Multiplying (1 Decimal Place) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing the multiplication of numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically to one decimal place. It explores this concept through a series of problems that require the multiplication of two numbers formatted in scientific notation and finding the correct product from multiple choices. Each question presents this task, targeting skills crucial for manipulating powers of ten and understanding the format of scientific notation, enhancing precision in calculations, especially with large or small numbers.more
Multiplying (1 Decimal Place) (Level 1)
These math problems focus on multiplying numbers represented in scientific notation, specifically when they have one decimal place. The problems form part of a broader unit on scientific notation, offering practice at applying the rules for multiplying scientific notations. Each question presents a multiplication of two numbers in this format, requiring the student to calculate the product and determine the correct power of ten. Multiple choice answers accompany each question, challenging students to select the correct result among various options.more
Multiplying (0 Decimal Place) (Level 4)
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication of numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically where at least one factor has zero decimal places. Each problem involves multiplying two numbers in scientific notation, and selecting the correct result from multiple choices. The problems advance understanding of manipulating powers of ten and multiplying coefficients, fundamental skills for dealing with very large or very small numbers efficiently in scientific and engineering contexts.more
Multiplying (0 Decimal Place) (Level 3)
This math topic focuses on multiplying numbers expressed in scientific notation without involving decimals in the base. It is designed as a series of problems where students practice the multiplication of two numbers in scientific notation, followed by identifying the correct resultant expression from multiple choices. Each problem consists of combining the base numbers and adding their exponents, helping learners strengthen their understanding of handling large or small numbers efficiently through scientific notation. This skill is essential for various scientific, engineering, and mathematical applications.more
Multiplying (0 Decimal Place) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication with numbers in scientific notation, specifically with no decimal places in the factors. The problems entail multiplying two numbers, each represented in scientific notation, and selecting the correct product from multiple choices also written in scientific notation. Each question promotes understanding and application of the rules for multiplying the coefficients and adding the exponents, which are fundamental skills in handling scientific notation. This topic is part of a broader unit on scientific notation practice.more
Multiplying Normalized Numbers (0 Decimal Place) (Level 3)
This math topic focuses on practicing the multiplication of normalized numbers presented in a form almost like scientific notation. It enhances understanding of scientific notation, especially how to multiply large numbers that are expressed with bases and exponents. Each question involves calculating the product of two numbers formatted as a base times a power of ten, testing students' ability to manipulate and simplify these expressions. This set of problems is an introductory level to scientific notation multiplication and division skills.more
Multiplying Normalized Numbers (0 Decimal Place) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing the multiplication of numbers in a format close to scientific notation, with a specific emphasis on normalized numbers having 0 decimal places. It is part of a broader introduction to multiplication and division in scientific notation. The questions involve calculating products of numbers paired with powers of ten, and recognizing the correct scientific notation of the results. Each problem presents multiple choice answers, requiring students to select the correct scientific notation outcome from a list of options. This practice helps solidify understanding of scientific notation principles, particularly in multiplying large and small numbers efficiently.more
Multiplying Powers of Ten (Level 2)
This topic focuses on practicing the multiplication of powers of ten within the context of scientific notation. It presents several problems that require the learner to multiply expressions written in the form of 10 raised to different exponents. The solutions involve identifying the correct simplified form of these expressions, which chiefly consist of adding exponents according to the rules of exponents. This set of problems is part of a broader introductory unit on the multiplication and division of numbers in scientific notation.more
Tens, Hundreds, Thousands (Level 4)
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication involving tens, hundreds, and thousands. It's intended to help understand larger scale multiplications by multiplying two numbers and choosing the correct results from provided options. This set of problems also introduces concepts related to scientific notation, helping students build a foundation for multiplying and dividing numbers expressed in scientific notation. Each problem provides multiple choices of answers, supporting students in developing accuracy in multiplication involving significant figures.more
Multiplying Tens, Hundreds, Thousands (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing multiplication using scientific notation, particularly multiplying tens, hundreds, and thousands. It is part of an introductory unit on scientific notation multiplication and division. The problems require the learner to multiply large numbers represented in various magnitudes of powers of ten. Each question typically presents a multiplication problem involving powers of ten, such as multiplying 10 by 10,000 or 100 by 1,000, and requires selecting the correct product from multiple choices. This topic helps strengthen understanding and proficiency in handling large numbers and scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on practicing the division of numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically those involving zero decimal places. It includes a series of questions where learners solve equations by dividing terms formatted in scientific notation. Each question presents an expression requiring division and a set of renderings of potential answers in scientific notation. The topic forms part of a broader unit on scientific notation practice. It aims to solidify understanding of handling exponents and base-ten numbers in division operations within the context of scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on practicing division involving scientific notation where both numbers are presented in decimal form without decimal places. Each question requires students to divide two numbers expressed in scientific notation, typically following the structure of \(\frac{x \times 10^n}{y \times 10^m}\). Students are then provided with multiple choice answers, also expressed in scientific notation, from which they need to select the correct results of the division. This involves understanding how to handle the coefficients and adjust the exponent based on the principles of scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on understanding and practicing the division of numbers written in or close to scientific notation, specifically when normalized to have no decimal places. Each problem requires manipulating decimal numbers formatted nearly in scientific notation through division, honing skills in shifting decimal points and simplifying complex numerical expressions. This topic is a sub-section of a broader unit exploring the basics of multiplication and division within scientific notation. Each question provides multiple-choice answers, facilitating the application of these concepts through direct problem-solving.more
This math topic focuses on practicing division using scientific notation with decimals, specifically handling normalized numbers at zero decimal place. It forms part of a broader unit aimed at developing proficiency in decimal division. Hence, this collection extends the learning by integrating scientific notation, challenging students to solve division problems where numbers are expressed in a near-scientific format, deciphering appropriate scaling factors and magnitudes involved in calculations. more
This math topic focuses on practicing scientific notation, particularly dividing powers of ten with decimal points. It includes a series of problems where learners need to divide one power of ten by another, each presented as a fraction where both the numerator and the denominator are in scientific notation. Each question offers multiple choice answers, all formatted in scientific notation, challenging students to correctly perform the operations and identify the correct result. This exercise is part of an introductory unit on multiplication and division in scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on practicing the division of powers of ten using scientific notation with decimals. Students are given equations where they need to perform divisions between two exponential terms, both represented in scientific notation, and select the correct resultant power from multiple choices. The problems are designed to help understand the rules and application of dividing exponential terms, enhancing the skill of handling scientific notation in division scenarios. The problems are likely part of an introductory unit on multiplying and dividing in scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on division involving decimals categorized as tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. It is an introductory part of a larger unit on scientific notation, specifically concerning multiplication and division. The problems require users to divide significant numbers by decimals to various powers of ten, providing practice in managing decimal places and understanding the magnitude of numbers. Examination of both small and large divisors enriches understanding of decimal operations crucial for mastering scientific notation.more
This math topic focuses on dividing decimals, specifically within the context of scientific notation. The problems involve dividing numbers such as tenths, hundredths, and thousandths by various decimal divisors, testing the ability to manipulate small and sometimes complex decimal values. Each question presents multiple choice answers, which range from correct calculations to common pitfalls in decimal division, enhancing problem-solving skills related to numerical operations in scientific contexts.more
Dividing (1 Decimal Place) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on dividing numbers expressed in scientific notation, specifically involving operations with one decimal place. Each problem presents an equation requiring division between two numbers, both written in scientific notation, and users are asked to solve and select the correct answer from multiple choices. The skills practiced here are essential for understanding how to manipulate powers of ten and decimals in the context of scientific notation, which is commonly used in various fields of science and mathematics to handle very large or very small numbers efficiently.more
Dividing (0 Decimal Place) (Level 4)
This math topic focuses on practicing the division of numbers expressed in scientific notation without involving any decimal places. It seems to be aimed at reinforcing students' understanding of scientific notation within the context of division, consolidating their ability to manipulate powers of ten and perform numerical operations on the significant figures involved. This is a critical skill in handling scientifically large or small quantities efficiently in various scientific and engineering contexts. Each problem presents a division equation requiring the individual to compute and choose among multiple possible answers, all represented in scientific notation.more