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A number written in scientific notation has a ________ that indicates the digits used in the number and is always written with 1 digit to the left of the decimal place.

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A number written in scientific notation has a Negative Exponent that indicates the digits used in the number and is always written with 1 digit to the left of the decimal place.

The coefficient is always a number larger than or equal to one and less than ten in scientific notation. There is an integer exponent. When using scientific notation to write integers bigger than ten

  • The exponent is positive and equals the number of spaces to the left of the original decimal point.
  •   When expressed in scientific notation, a negative exponent. The exponent's value is equal to how many places to the right the decimal has been pushed.

As a result, when a number is smaller than 1, it will have a negative exponent in scientific notation.

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