Scientific Notation (Decimals) - Convert to Normal - 2 Decimal Places (Level 3)

This math topic focuses on converting numbers in scientific notation with decimal values into regular notation, specifically maintaining precision to two decimal places. The problems involve multiplying a decimal number by a power of ten, where the exponent is negative, indicating small values closer to zero. Each question provides a scientific notation expression, and asks to convert it into a standard decimal form, offering multiple-choice answers to verify understanding. This practice is part of a larger unit on decimal multiplication.

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Scientific Notation (Decimals) - Convert to Normal - 2 Decimal Places Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Scientific Notation (Decimals) - Convert to Normal - 2 Decimal Places (Level 3)'. 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

0.000387

b

0.0000387

c

0.00387

d

0.0387

2

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.0000371

b

0.000371

c

0.00371

d

0.00000371

3

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.00000647

b

0.000000647

c

0.0000647

d

0.000647

4

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.000206

b

0.000000206

c

0.0000206

d

0.00000206

5

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.000546

b

0.0000546

c

0.00546

d

0.0546

6

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.000543

b

0.00000543

c

0.0000543

7

Convert this scientific notation number to regular notation

a

0.000341

b

0.0000341

c

0.00000341

d

0.00341