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Divide base values in scientific notation

Teaching Transcript

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Let's divide these base values and express them in scientific notation

The division results in 13.12

But we need to make that one decimal place smaller to have a proper base value. One decimal place would be 10 to the power of 1.

This gives us a power of 1 on our 10 that would become part of our final power of 10 if we were doing a scientific notification multiplication.

This math skill involves dividing two base values in scientific notation, adjusting the result to ensure only one nonzero digit remains to the left of the decimal point, and modifying the exponent accordingly to maintain the value's accuracy in scientific notation.

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