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Problem solving with standard form calculations

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Problem solving with standard form calculations”, from the unit “Standard form calculations” (Year 10 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Standard form is when a number is written in the form A × 10^n. When numbers are written in standard form the value of A must be greater than or equal to ___ and less than 10.
  2. Calculate (4.6\times10^6)\div(2\times10^2).
  3. Calculate (5.4\times10^{5})\div(3\times10^{-2}).
  4. Calculate 480\text{ } 000\div(4\times10^{-2}).
  5. Calculate {(1.6\times10^4)\times(2\times10^{-5})}\over(6.4\times10^2). Give your answer in standard form.
  6. A grain of sand has a mass of 1.6\times10^{-5} g. How many grains of sand are there in 5 kg? Give you answer as an ordinary number.
  7. Which of the following is described here: The middle (or average middle) value in an ordered data set.
  8. What is the mode of the following? 4.5\times10^3, 4.5\times10^{-2}, 4.5\times10^2, 4.5\times10^3, 4.2\times10^4.
  9. Starting with the smallest number, put these numbers in ascending order.
  10. Find the median of: 4.5\times10^5, 4.5\times10^3. 4.2\times10^5, 5.4\times10^3 and 4.5\times10^4.
  11. Convert 4\times10^6 m^3 into cm^3.
  12. The volume of a football is 4200 cm^3. The volume of Wembley is 4\times10^6 m^3. Assuming no gaps, approximately how many footballs will fit into Wembley stadium?

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