Scientific Notation (Decimals) - Convert to Normal - 0 Decimal Places (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on the skill of converting numbers from scientific notation to standard decimal form without any decimal places. The specific examples in this topic involve scientific notation where the exponent of ten is negative, indicating numbers less than one. There are multiple-choice questions associated with each conversion exercise, asking the learner to select the correct decimal representation of numbers expressed in scientific notation. This topic is part of a broader unit on practicing decimal multiplication. Each question is presented with a range of answer choices to select from.

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Scientific Notation (Decimals) - Convert to Normal - 0 Decimal Places Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Scientific Notation (Decimals) - Convert to Normal - 0 Decimal Places (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Decimal Division - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/decimals_division_practice/

1

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.004

b

0.4

c

4

d

0.04

2

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.006

b

0.06

c

0.6

d

0.0006

3

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

2

b

0.2

c

0.002

d

0.02

4

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.09

b

9

c

0.009

d

0.9

5

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.8

b

0.0008

c

0.08

d

0.008

6

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.02

b

0.2

c

0.002

d

0.0002

7

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.0007

b

0.007

c

0.07

d

0.7