Understand Powers of 10 Patterns - 5th Grade Math

  1. What is the value of 10110^1?
    1010. Ten to the first power is ten itself.
  2. What is the value of 10410^4?
    1000010000. Ten to the fourth is 10,000.
  3. What is the rule for multiplying a decimal by 10n10^n?
    Multiply by 10n10^n: move the decimal point nn places right. Each power of 1010 shifts digits left by that many places.
  4. What is 0.006×1020.006\times 10^2?
    0.60.6. Move decimal 2 places right.
  5. What is the value of 10310^3?
    10001000. Ten cubed means 10×10×1010 \times 10 \times 10.
  6. What is 0.56×1030.56 \times 10^3?
    560560. Move decimal 3 places right: 0.56→5600.56 \rightarrow 560.
  7. What is 3.7×1023.7 \times 10^2?
    370370. Move decimal 2 places right: 3.7→3703.7 \rightarrow 370.
  8. What is 8.4×1028.4\times 10^2?
    840840. Move decimal 2 places right: 8.4→8408.4 → 840.
  9. What is the value of 10010^0?
    11. Any number to the zero power equals one.
  10. What is 47×10347\times 10^3?
    4700047000. Append 3 zeros to 4747 to get 4700047000.
  11. What is 0.49×1030.49\times 10^3?
    490490. Move decimal 3 places right.
  12. Identify the equivalent expression: 102×103=10□10^2 \times 10^3 = 10^{\square}
    10510^5. When multiplying powers, add exponents: 2+3=52 + 3 = 5.
  13. What is 6×1006\times 10^0?
    66. Multiplying by 10010^0 (which is 1) doesn't change the value.
  14. What is 600×102600 \times 10^2?
    6000060000. 102=10010^2 = 100, so add 2 zeros to 600.
  15. What is 0.56×1030.56\times 10^3?
    560560. Move decimal 3 places right: 0.56→5600.56 → 560.
  16. What is the rule for dividing a decimal by 10n10^n?
    Divide by 10n10^n: move the decimal point nn places left. Division shifts digits right, making the number smaller.
  17. What is the pattern in the number of zeros in 10n10^n?
    10n10^n has exactly nn zeros for n≥1n\ge 1. The exponent equals the zero count (except 100=110^0=1).
  18. What is the value of 10210^2?
    100100. Ten squared means 10×1010 \times 10.
  19. What is 52.08×10152.08\times 10^1?
    520.8520.8. Move decimal 1 place right.
  20. What is 9×1049 \times 10^4?
    9000090000. 104=1000010^4 = 10000, so add 4 zeros to 9.
  21. What is 7.2÷1027.2\div 10^2?
    0.0720.072. Move decimal 2 places left.
  22. What is 5.2÷1015.2\div 10^1?
    0.520.52. Move decimal 1 place left: 5.2→0.525.2 → 0.52.
  23. What is 600×102600\times 10^2?
    6000060000. Append 2 zeros to 600600 to get 6000060000.
  24. What pattern describes 10n10^n written as a whole number for n≥1n\ge 1?
    11 followed by nn zeros. Each power of 10 adds another zero.
  25. What is 4.005×1024.005\times 10^2?
    400.5400.5. Move decimal 2 places right: 4.005→400.54.005 → 400.5.
  26. What is 12.04×10112.04 \times 10^1?
    120.4120.4. Move decimal 1 place right: 12.04→120.412.04 \rightarrow 120.4.
  27. What happens to a whole number when it is multiplied by 10n10^n?
    Append nn zeros to the right of the whole number. Multiplying by 10n10^n adds nn zeros to the end.
  28. Find and correct the error: 4.2×102=4.2004.2\times 10^2=4.200.
    Correct: 4.2×102=4204.2\times 10^2=420. Decimal moves 2 places right, not adds zeros after decimal.
  29. What is 3.07×1013.07\times 10^1?
    30.730.7. Move decimal 1 place right: 3.07→30.73.07 → 30.7.
  30. What is 7.2÷1037.2 \div 10^3?
    0.00720.0072. Move decimal 3 places left: 7.2→0.00727.2 \rightarrow 0.0072.
  31. What is 67÷10267\div 10^2?
    0.670.67. Move decimal 2 places left: 67→0.6767 → 0.67.
  32. What is the rule for multiplying a whole number by 10n10^n?
    Multiply by 10n10^n: append nn zeros to the whole number. Each power of 1010 adds that many zeros to the end.
  33. What is 480÷102480\div 10^2?
    4.84.8. Move decimal 2 places left.
  34. What is the value of 105÷10210^5 \div 10^2?
    10310^3. When dividing powers, subtract exponents: 5−2=35 - 2 = 3.
  35. What are the values of 10010^0, 10110^1, 10210^2, and 10310^3?
    100=110^0=1, 101=1010^1=10, 102=10010^2=100, 103=100010^3=1000. Each power of 1010 adds one more zero to the previous value.
  36. Which expression is equal to 3.6×10003.6\times 1000: 3.6×1033.6\times 10^3 or 3.6×1023.6\times 10^2?
    3.6×1033.6\times 10^3. 1000=1031000 = 10^3, so use the first expression.
  37. What is 48.6÷10148.6 \div 10^1?
    4.864.86. Move decimal 1 place left: 48.6→4.8648.6 \rightarrow 4.86.
  38. What is 0.5÷1030.5\div 10^3?
    0.00050.0005. Move decimal 3 places left.
  39. What happens to the decimal point when a decimal is multiplied by 10n10^n?
    Move the decimal point nn places to the right. Each power of 10 shifts the decimal one place right.
  40. What is 12.3÷10112.3\div 10^1?
    1.231.23. Move decimal 1 place left.
  41. What happens to the decimal point when a decimal is divided by 10n10^n?
    Move the decimal point nn places to the left. Each power of 10 shifts the decimal one place left.
  42. What does 10n10^n mean when nn is a whole number?
    10n10^n means 1010 multiplied by itself nn times. The exponent shows how many times to use 1010 as a factor.
  43. What is 0.9÷1030.9\div 10^3?
    0.00090.0009. Move decimal 3 places left: 0.9→0.00090.9 → 0.0009.
  44. What is 47×10347 \times 10^3?
    4700047000. 103=100010^3 = 1000, so add 3 zeros to 47.
  45. What is 900×102900\times 10^2?
    9000090000. Append 2 zeros to 900.
  46. What does the exponent mean in 10n10^n when nn is a whole number?
    10n10^n is 11 followed by nn zeros. The exponent tells you how many zeros follow the 1.
  47. What is 1200÷1021200\div 10^2?
    1212. Remove 2 zeros from 12001200 to get 1212.
  48. What is 3.6×1023.6\times 10^2?
    360360. Move decimal 2 places right.
  49. What is 0.905÷1020.905 \div 10^2?
    0.009050.00905. Move decimal 2 places left: 0.905→0.009050.905 \rightarrow 0.00905.
  50. What exponent nn makes 10n=10000010^n=100000?
    n=5n=5. Count the zeros: 100000100000 has 5 zeros.
  51. What is the value of 100×7.310^0\times 7.3?
    7.37.3. Since 100=110^0 = 1, this equals 1×7.3=7.31 \times 7.3 = 7.3.

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