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Electronics Exercise

The document provides 6 exercises for lesson one on electronics. The exercises involve performing calculations using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with powers of ten. Students are asked to solve equations, express numbers in a logical form using powers of ten, perform operations and express answers as powers of ten. The goal is to practice basic calculations with exponential notation that are foundational for electronics.

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Electronics Exercise

The document provides 6 exercises for lesson one on electronics. The exercises involve performing calculations using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with powers of ten. Students are asked to solve equations, express numbers in a logical form using powers of ten, perform operations and express answers as powers of ten. The goal is to practice basic calculations with exponential notation that are foundational for electronics.

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EXERCISES FOR LESSON ONE ELECTRONICS

1. Using addition and subtraction using the powers of ten, solve the following equation:
0.00096-0.000086=
(96)(0.00001) - (8.6) (0.00001)
= 96 ×10-5 - 8.6 × 10 -5
= (96 - 8.6) × 10 -5
= 87.4 × 10-5

2. Using multiplication and the powers of ten, solve the following equation:
= (340,000) (0.00061) =
= (3.4 ×10 5) (61× 10-5)
= (3.4) (61) × (105) (10-5)
=207.4 × 100
=
207.4

3. Using DIVISION and the powers of ten, solve the following equation:

69 × 104 = 69 × 104
13 × 10-8 13 10-8

=5.31 ×1012

4. Using only those powers of ten express the following numbers in what seems to you
the most logical form for future calculations:

(a) 15 × 103
(b) 30 × 10-3
(c) 7.4 × 106
(d) 6.8 × 10-6
(e) 402 × 10-6
(f) 200 × 10-1
5. Perform the following operations and express your answer as a power of ten:

a. 4200 + 6,800,000
4.2 ×103 + 6800 × 103
(4.2 + 6800) × 103
6804.2 × 103

b. 9×104 + 3.6 × 103


9×104 + 36 × 104
(36+9) 104
= 45×104

c. 0.5 ×10-3 – 6 × 10-5

d. 1.2 × 10-3 + 50,000×10-3 - 0.006 ×105


120,000 × 105 + 5 × 105 - (0.006 ×105)
(120,005 – 600) × 105
119,405 × 105
6. Perform the following operations and express your answer as a power of ten:

a. 10-1
b. 10-4
c. 109
d. 10-9
e. 1042
f. 103

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