Grade 8
/ Powers 86 exercises (100% corrected)
- Introduction to powers (4 exercices)
- Conducting calculations (3 exercices)
- First use of powers of 10 (4 exercices)
- Introduction to algebraic properties (4 exercices)
- Multiplication and power of 10 (positive exponents) (4 exercices)
- Division and power of 10 (positive exponents) (3 exercices)
- Multiplication and division (positive exponents) (7 exercices)
- A little further on (2 exercices)
- Decimal writing and power of 10 (positive exponent) (3 exercices)
- Introduction to scientific notation (positive exponent) (5 exercices)
- Power of negative exponent (4 exercices)
- First use of powers of 10 of negative exponents (5 exercices)
- Powers of 10 of negative exponents (11 exercices)
- Product and power division (2 exercices)
- Decimal writing and power of 10 (5 exercices)
- Scientific notation (9 exercices)
- Problems (3 exercices)
- Addition of powers of 10 (5 exercices)
- Usmath (1 exercice)
E.8855
Complete
the
blanks
with
positive
integers
:
1
The
speed
of
light
in
a
vacuum
is
about
300
000
000
m
=
s
.
This
speed
can
be
written
:
300
000
000
m
=
s
=
3
×
10
.
.
.
m
=
s
2
The
cities
of
San
Francisco
and
Wilmington
are
approxi-mately
400
000
000
cm
apart.
This
distance
can
be
writ-ten
:
400
000
000
cm
=
4
×
10
...
cm
3
The
distance
between
Earth
and
Mars
is
approximately
55.7
million
kilometers.
This
distance
can
be
written
:
55
700
000
km
=
5.57
×
10
.
.
.
km
4
A
duration
of
13
years
is
equivalent
to
approximately
410
million
seconds.
This
duration
can
be
expressed
as
:
410
000
000
s
=
4.1
×
10
...
s
E.8884
1
a
How
many
seconds
are
contained
in
an
hour?
b
How
many
seconds
are
contained
in
a
day?
2
The
speed
of
light
is
300
000
km
=
s
.
Indication
:
the
results
of
the
following
questions
will
be
indicated
in
scientific
writing
a
How
many
kilometers
does
light
travel
in
one
day?
b
Convert
this
length
into
meters.
E.2136
In
this
exercise,
any
begin-ning
of
explanation,
of
approach
will
be
taken
into
account.
Here
are
the
distances
(in
km)
that
separate
the
sun
from
three
planets
in
the
solar
system
:
Venus
:
105
×
10
6
;
March
:
2
250
×
10
5
;
Earth
:
1.5
×
10
8
Which
of
these
three
planets
is
furthest
from
the
sun?
Justify.
4.
Introduction
to
algebraic
properties
E.8856
Looking
at
the
equality
below,
an-swer
the
following
questions
:
3
4
×
3
2
=
3
×
3
×
3
×
3
×
3
×
3
=
3
6
1
Prove
equality:
5
4
×
5
2
=
5
6
.
2
Perform
the
simpifications
of
the
following
expressions
:
C
=
7
2
×
7
5
;
D
=
5
3
×
5
3
;
E
=
3
4
×
3
7
E.8860
1
By
simplifying
the
quotient,
justify
the
equality:
7
8
7
3
=
7
5
.
2
Simplify
the
following
fractions
:
F
=
2
5
2
2
;
G
=
7
8
7
11
;
H
=
5
2
×
5
10
5
9
E.8861
1
Justify
the
following
equality:
I
=
2
3
4
=
2
12
2
Expand
the
following
expressions
:
J
=
3
2
)
5
;
K
=
(5
4
)
3
;
L
=
(7
3
)
3
E.8862
Proposition:
for
a
a
positive
integer,
m
and
n
two
strictly
positive
integers
:
a
n
×
a
m
=
a
n
+
m
;
a
n
a
m
=
a
n
−
m
;
a
n
m
=
a
n
×
m
a
5
4
×
5
7
b
6
8
6
5
c
2
5
3
5.
Multiplication
and
power
of
10
(positive
exponents)
E.11268
Proposal:
To
multiply
two
powers
of
the
same
number,
add
the
exponents.
Example:
10
2
×
10
3
=
10
×
10
×
10
×
10
×
10
=
10
5
Simplify
the
expression
of
the
products
:
a
10
4
×
10
3
b
10
5
×
10
11
c
10
×
10
6
E.4778
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
5
×
10
8
b
10
2
×
10
7
c
10
14
×
10
21
E.4779
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
3
×
10
12
×
10
4
b
2
×
10
5
×
5
×
10
3
E.8858
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
2
3
b
10
4
2
c
10
3
3
d
10
4
6
6.
Division
and
power
of
10
(positive
exponents)
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E.11269
Proposal:
To
divide
two
powers
of
the
same
number,
add
the
exponents.
Example:
10
5
10
3
=
10
×
10
×
10
\×
10
×
10
10
×
10
×
10
=
10
×
10
×
10
×
10
×
10
10
×
10
×
10
=
10
2
Simplify
the
expression
of
the
quotients
:
a
10
7
10
3
b
10
12
10
7
c
10
4
10
4
E.8859
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
5
10
2
b
10
12
10
6
c
10
7
10
4
d
10
21
10
14
E.8864
1
Justify
the
simplification
:
5
7
5
9
=
1
5
2
2
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
a
12
5
12
10
b
5
4
5
8
c
3
102
3
150
7.
Multiplication
and
division
(positive
exponents)
E.11267
Proposition:
for
a
a
positive
integer,
m
and
n
two
strictly
positive
integers
:
a
n
×
a
m
=
a
n
+
m
;
a
n
a
m
=
a
n
−
m
;
a
n
m
=
a
n
×
m
a
5
4
×
5
7
b
6
8
6
5
c
2
5
3
E.5653
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
A
3
5
×
3
8
b
7
10
7
6
c
6
8
×
6
4
f
6
7
6
4
E.1147
Simplify
the
following
operations
:
a
7
5
×
7
9
b
5
2
×
5
13
d
6
8
6
7
e
12
8
12
4
E.4780
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
powers
:
b
7
5
×
7
9
c
12
13
×
12
5
d
5
8
5
3
e
13
15
13
7
E.4777
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
3
2
×
3
4
b
5
8
×
5
7
c
3
×
3
4
d
3
5
3
2
e
8
3
8
2
f
7
12
7
5
E.8867
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
a
3
×
3
5
b
7
4
7
4
c
7
4
×
7
5
×
7
9
E.8866
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
a
4
5
4
6
b
3
5
3
8
c
5
3
2
d
3
2
)
7
8.
A
little
further
on
E.8863
1
Justify
the
following
equality:
I
=
(2
×
3)
4
=
2
4
×
3
4
2
Expand
the
following
expressions
:
J
=
(3
×
5)
3
;
K
=
(2
×
7)
5
;
L
=
(2
×
5)
4
E.8865
Simplification
of
expressions
:
a
3
5
×
2
5
b
3
2
×
5
2
c
4
3
×
5
3
9.
Decimal
writing
and
power
of
10
(positive
exponent)
E.4821
Write
the
following
numbers
as
dec-imals:
a
524.1
×
10
2
b
941.254
×
10
2
c
0.045
×
10
5
E.8870
Arrange
the
numbers
below
in
as-cending
order
:
A
=7.52
×
10
8
;
B
=7.47
×
10
9
;
C
=7.407
×
10
9
E.4820
For
each
question,
compare
the
two
proposed
numbers
:
a
5.46
×
10
5
et
4.1
×
10
5
b
4.705
×
10
12
et
4.75
×
10
12
c
7.15
×
10
8
et
7.15
×
10
10
d
217
×
10
11
et
2.2
×
10
13
10.
Introduction
to
scientific
notation
(positive
exponent)
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E.2053
In
each
case,
find
the
missing
num-ber
in
your
head
:
a
3
×
20
=
15
×
x
b
8
×
5
=
x
×
20
c
36
×
4
=
3
×
x
d
24
×
3
=
8
×
x
e
22
×
5
=
x
×
55
f
49
×
2
=
7
×
x
E.4803
For
each
question,
determine
the
value
of
the
integer
n
achieving
the
equality:
a
0.004
5
×
10
n
=
4.5
b
0.070
4
×
10
n
=
7.04
c
0.000
000
2
×
10
n
=
2
E.7996
Write
each
of
the
numbers
below
in
the
form
a
×
10
6
where
a
is
a
decimal
number:
a
2.3
×
10
7
b
547.1
×
10
4
c
91
×
10
2
d
0.015
×
10
10
E.5061
Of
the
following
equalities,
name
the
ones
that
are
correct:
a
4.42
×
10
15
=
0.442
×
10
14
b
5471
×
10
7
=
5.471
×
10
4
c
0.158
×
10
6
=
15.8
×
10
4
E.3499
Correctly
complete
the
blanks
in
the
following
equations
:
a
354
×
10
54
=
0.354
×
10
...
b
0.000
5
×
10
12
=
50
×
10
...
11.
Power
of
negative
exponent
E.8876
Using
a
calculator,
write
the
follow-ing
numbers
as
decimals
:
a
2
−
2
b
10
−
3
c
5
−
2
d
0.01
−
1
E.632
Write
in
decimal
form
:
a
5.4
×
10
−
2
b
6.4
×
10
3
c
7.1
×
10
−
3
E.8874
Definition:
For
any
number
a
non-zero
(
a
=0
)
and
for
any
positive
integer
n
,
we
note
:
1
a
n
=
a
−
n
a
0
=
1
;
a
1
=
a
Examples:
5
3
5
7
=
1
5
4
=
5
−
4
;
7
−
2
×
7
6
=
1
7
2
×
7
6
=
7
6
7
2
=
7
6
−
2
=
7
4
1
Simplify
writing
the
following
quotients
in
the
form
a
n
where
n
is
a
positive
or
negative
integer.
a
5
6
5
9
b
11
3
11
9
2
Simplify
writing
the
following
quotients
in
the
form
a
n
where
n
is
a
positive
or
negative
integer.
a
4
−
3
×
4
12
b
8
5
×
8
−
10
E.8875
Proposition:
Let
a
be
any
number
and
n
and
m
be
any
two
integers.
We
have
the
following
algebraic
properties
:
a
m
×
a
n
=
a
m
+
n
;
a
m
a
n
=
a
m
−
n
;
a
m
n
=
a
m
×
n
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
a
5
−
5
×
5
8
b
7
4
7
10
c
9
−
2
4
12.
First
use
of
powers
of
10
of
negative
exponents
E.8894
1
Give
the
values
of
each
of
these
expressions
written
as
a
power
of
10
:
a
10
−
3
b
10
−
6
c
10
−
9
d
10
−
11
2
Complete
the
following
dotted
lines
with
the
correspond-ing
positive
integers
:
one
thousandth
is
written
as
0
;
001
or
10
.
.
.
;
one
millionth
is
written
as
0
;
000
001
or
10
.
.
.
;
one
billionth
is
written
as
0
;
000
000
001
or
10
.
.
.
.
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E.8895
Relate
each
object
to
its
average
measurement
:
E.8949
On
an
ethernet
cable,
the
speed
of
electricity
travels
at
a
rate
of
5.6
ns
=
m
.
Knowing
that
the
distance
between
San
Francisco
and
New
York
is
4100
km
,
determine
the
travel
time
for
a
signal
trav-eling
from
San
Francisco
to
New
York.
E.8896
A
hair
grows
about
3
nm
every
sec-ond.
How
long
does
a
hair
grow
in
a
day?
In
a
year?
E.8897
Computer
chips
are
composed
of
transistors.
In
2017,
the
average
size
of
a
transistor
was
5
nm
(we
will
assume
they
are
square
shaped)
.
How
many
transis-tors
can
a
square
chip
of
dimension
5
mm
contain
at
most.
13.
Powers
of
10
of
negative
exponents
E.7995
1
Using
the
calculator,
connect
the
numbers
with
the
same
value
:
2
What
conjecture
can
be
made?
E.5654
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
5
×
10
−
7
b
10
−
2
×
10
−
2
c
10
−
3
×
10
5
d
10
5
10
7
E.5058
a
10
5
10
−
5
b
10
−
7
10
−
7
c
10
4
×
10
−
2
d
10
3
10
−
3
E.4807
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
5
10
9
b
10
12
10
9
c
10
25
10
22
d
10
12
10
17
e
10
5
10
−
3
f
10
−
5
10
7
g
10
−
2
10
5
h
10
3
10
−
3
E.2033
Perform
the
following
calculations
:
A
10
5
×
10
−
8
×
10
−
15
×
10
2
b
10
2
×
10
−
1
×
10
−
2
E.2051
Perform
the
following
calculations
:
a
10
3
×
10
−
3
10
5
b
10
−
5
×
10
4
10
5
c
10
2
×
10
−
9
10
5
E.2059
Perform
the
following
calculations
:
a
10
×
10
−
4
10
−
8
b
10
5
×
10
−
4
10
−
3
c
10
−
12
×
10
8
10
4
E.4782
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions
:
a
10
5
×
10
2
10
9
b
10
5
×
10
−
3
c
10
5
10
8
×
10
3
d
10
×
10
5
10
−
2
e
10
2
×
10
−
9
10
−
4
E.8951
a
10
3
10
−
2
4
b
10
16
10
2
8
c
10
5
10
7
2
d
10
3
−
2
E.8877
Perform
the
following
calculations
:
a
10
3
−
2
b
10
2
10
5
4
c
10
5
×
10
−
6
2
×
10
4
E.8950
a
10
2
×
10
−
4
2
×
10
−
4
b
10
−
3
×
10
5
×
10
−
3
2
14.
Product
and
power
division
E.8878
Simplify
as
much
as
possible
the
writing
of
the
following
expressions.
The
result
will
be
given
as
a
power:
a
6
2
×
6
3
b
5
3
×
5
2
×
5
−
5
c
3
−
4
×
3
5
d
3
2
3
5
e
5
−
4
5
2
f
6
3
6
3
g
6
0
h
5
2
×
3
2
i
1.2
3
×
5
3
E.8879
Simplify
the
writing
of
the
following
powers
:
a
5
2
×
5
5
b
7
4
×
7
−
7
c
5
×
5
−
4
d
3
5
×
9
e
8
5
×
8
−
3
×
8
−
2
f
5
20
×
5
−
9
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15.
Decimal
writing
and
power
of
10
E.8868
Write
the
following
numbers
as
dec-imals:
a
596.4
×
10
−
1
b
3.3
×
10
−
2
c
7.45
×
10
−
4
E.8869
For
each
question,
compare
the
two
proposed
numbers
:
a
1.7
×
10
−
5
et
1.27
×
10
−
5
b
2.41
×
10
−
5
et
2.41
×
10
−
9
E.8871
Correctly
complete
the
blanks
in
the
following
equations
:
a
654
×
10
−
15
=
6.54
×
10
...
b
0.045
×
10
−
34
=
4.5
×
10
...
E.8872
Of
the
following
equalities,
say
which
are
true
:
a
32
×
10
−
7
=
3200
×
10
−
9
b
5471
×
10
7
=
5.471
×
10
4
c
0.00747
×
10
12
=
747
×
10
17
E.8873
For
each
question,
determine
the
value
of
the
integer
n
achieving
the
equality:
a
0.004
5
×
10
n
=
4.5
b
0.070
4
×
10
n
=
7.04
c
0.000
000
2
×
10
n
=
2
16.
Scientific
notation
E.8885
In
each
case,
determine
the
value
of
n
or
x
missing
verifying
equality:
a
532
×
10
n
=
5.32
b
67
×
10
n
=
0.00067
c
x
×
10
3
=
531.8
d
6.54
×
10
5
=
654
×
10
n
e
6.12
×
10
−
13
=
x
×
10
−
12
f
0.561
×
10
−
7
=
56.1
×
10
n
E.4802
1
In
each
case,
determine
the
value
of
the
integer
n
verify-ing
the
equality:
a
6794
=
6.794
×
10
n
b
0.00354
=
3.54
×
10
n
c
3124.1
=
3.1241
×
10
n
d
0.0549
=
5.49
×
10
n
2
Use
the
previous
question
to
determine
the
scientific
no-tation
for
the
following
numbers
:
a
6794
×
10
−
5
b
0.00354
×
10
5
c
3124.1
×
10
5
d
0.0549
×
10
−
3
E.8952
Give
the
scientific
notation
for
the
following
numbers
:
a
0.00176
b
31
970
000
c
0.000
002
127
E.2036
Give
the
scientific
notation
of
the
following
numbers
:
a
531
b
94.14
c
3
526
d
0.000
000
033
2
E.8880
Give
the
scientific
notation
for
the
following
numbers
:
a
3
512
×
10
5
b
0.00173
×
10
−
6
c
0.004
5
×
10
42
E.1152
Write
the
scientific
form
of
the
fol-lowing
numbers
:
a
0.004
5
×
10
6
b
251.37
×
10
−
11
c
0.031
×
10
−
7
E.649
Write
the
following
numbers
in
scien-tific
notation
:
a
312
×
10
5
b
0.00219
×
10
6
c
3
542
×
10
11
E.3498
Give
the
scientifc
notations
of
the
following
numbers
:
a
546.2
×
10
−
57
b
0.004
5
×
10
−
34
c
39.78
×
10
15
E.8886
Write
the
following
numbers
using
scientifc
notation
:
A
56.8
×
10
2
b
0.0023
×
10
−
7
c
123.45
×
10
−
4
d
0.091
×
10
2
17.
Problems
E.8882
1
Arrange
the
following
integers
in
ascending
order
:
2
;
2
2
;
2
3
;
2
4
2
Arrange
the
following
numbers
in
ascending
order
:
1
2
;
1
2
2
;
1
2
3
;
1
2
4
E.8881
ABCD
is
a
rectangle
that
has
area
2
11
cm
2
and
such
that
:
AB
=
2
5
cm
.
1
Calculate
AD
into
cm
.
The
result
will
be
given
as
a
power
of
2
.
2
Calculate
the
perimeter
of
ABCD
into
cm
.
The
answer
will
be
given
as
a
×
2
6
où
a
is
an
integer.
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E.8883
The
following
two
questions
are
in-dependent
:
1
Consider
the
following
sum
:
S
=
3
0
+
3
1
+
3
2
+
3
3
+
3
4
a
By
which
of
the
following
sentences
can
this
sum
be
translated
:
The
sum
of
the
powers
of
the
first
five
natural
num-bers
to
the
exponent
3.
The
sum
of
the
first
five
powers
of
3
whose
exponent
is
a
natural
number.
b
Show
that
S
is
the
square
of
an
integer
whose
value
we
will
specify.
2
Find
n
∈
N
that
checks
:
10
n
=100
100
18.
Addition
of
powers
of
10
E.2041
Perform
the
following
operations
:
(hint
:
transform
numbers
to
the
same
power
of
10)
a
3
×
10
7
+
5
×
10
8
b
8
×
10
5
+
24
×
10
4
c
52.1
×
10
−
4
+
18
×
10
−
6
d
22.4
×
10
15
−
2240
×
10
13
e
30.9
×
10
−
6
+
0.09
×
10
−
4
f
10
−
10
+
10
−
11
E.2050
Perform
the
following
operations
:
(hint
:
transform
numbers
to
the
same
power
of
10)
a
2
×
10
2
+
3
×
10
4
b
3
×
10
−
2
+
3
×
10
−
3
c
8
×
10
5
−
24
×
10
4
d
0.6
×
10
−
4
+
1
×
10
−
6
e
301
×
10
−
15
−
0.05
×
10
−
13
f
2.4
×
10
−
6
+
1.4
×
10
−
4
E.2060
Perform
the
following
operations
:
a
3
×
10
−
3
+
2.5
×
10
−
2
b
254
×
10
30
+
78
×
10
33
c
94.1
×
10
−
13
−
0.012
×
10
−
10
E.2156
Carry
out
the
following
operations,
detailing
the
steps
in
your
calculations
:
a
3
×
10
−
1
+
5
×
10
−
4
b
7
×
10
7
−
2
×
10
5
c
35
×
10
15
+
0.09
×
10
18
d
0.05
×
10
−
42
−
4
×
10
−
45
E.8953
Write
the
following
numbers
as
dec-imals:
a
3
×
10
2
+
2
×
10
−
1
+
5
×
10
−
2
b
2
×
10
−
2
+
31
×
10
−
3
c
35
×
10
7
+
54
×
10
9
d
6
×
10
−
8
−
57
×
10
−
9
19.
Usmath
E.9648
With
American
notations:
to
caclulate
the
power
of
a
ˇ
mixed
fractions
ı,
we
go
through
a
ˇ
improper
fractions
ı
be-fore
expressing
the
result
as
a
ˇ
mixed
fractions
ı.
Example
:
1
1
5
3
=
1
+
1
5
3
=
5
5
+
1
5
3
=
5
+
1
5
3
=
6
5
3
=
216
125
=
125
+
91
125
=
125
125
+
91
125
=
1
+
91
125
=
1
91
125
Express
the
powers
below
as
ˇ
mixed
fractions
ı
:
a
5
1
3
2
b
3
1
7
2
c
3
1
2
3
d
1
1
3
3
20.
Share
E.8957
Simplify
the
calculations
below
to
give
the
result
as
a
power
of
10
:
a
10
7
×
10
−
9
b
10
−
7
10
7
c
10
8
×
10
−
3
10
−
5
d
10
5
10
×
10
9
21.
Unclassified
exercises
E.7469
Simplify
the
following
expressions
:
a
2
4
×
2
3
b
5
8
5
3
c
3
2
4
d
3
4
×
9
3
e
4
9
2
5
f
2
5
−
2
4
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