How do you compare very small numbers? Size of a period: m Size of a  bacteria cell: m. - ppt download

How do you compare very small numbers? Size of a period: m Size of a bacteria cell: m. - ppt download

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Let’s Review Writing a small number in scientific notation
Size of a period: m Size of a bacteria cell: m.
In this lesson you will learn how to make rough comparisons of very small numbers by using scientific notation.
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In this lesson you have learned how to make rough comparisons of very small numbers by using scientific notation.
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