Real-World Applications: Small Measurements Exercise

Real-World Applications: Small Measurements

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Real-World Applications: Small Measurements

Solve real-world problems featuring extremely small measurements written in scientific notation. Practice calculating and interpreting small values in realistic scenarios.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    The width of a human strand of hair is 0.00007 meters. Express in scientific notation.

  2. MultiChoice

    The radius of a hydrogen atom is about 0.0000000001 meters. Write in scientific notation.

  3. MultiChoice

    The mass of a dust speck is 0.00000075 grams. Express in scientific notation.

  4. MultiChoice

    The diameter of a red blood cell is 0.000008 meters. Write in scientific notation.

  5. MultiChoice

    The length of a virus particle is 0.00000005 meters. Express in scientific notation.

  6. MultiChoice

    The weight of a single bacterium is 0.0000000025 grams. Write in scientific notation.

  7. MultiChoice

    The thickness of plastic wrap is 0.000012 meters. Express in scientific notation.

  8. MultiChoice

    A light wave length is 0.0000004 meters. Express in scientific notation.

  9. MultiChoice

    The duration of a flash pulse is 0.0000025 seconds. Express in scientific notation.

  10. MultiChoice

    The diameter of a DNA helix is 0.000000002 meters. Express in scientific notation.

  11. MultiChoice

    The mass of a micro-particle is 0.0000006 grams. Express in scientific notation.

  12. MultiChoice

    The width of a microchip gate is 0.000000014 meters. Express in scientific notation.