Steps to the scientific notation
Illustrate the steps to the scientific notation? Briefly illustrate the steps.
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To write down in scientific notation, you must first move the decimal point of the number to where the number is among 1 and 9. For illustration, change 567 to 5.67. Then count the number of position you moved the decimal. When you moved it left then the number is positive. When you moved it right then the number is negative. Lastly the number with the decimal point by 10 to the power of number, the decimal moved.
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