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                                     Learning by Doing





                   Objective: To reinforce the concept of writing larger numbers in the standard form.
                   Materials Required: Chart Paper, pen and a scissor
                   Procedure:
                       • Take the help of internet, and find the masses of the planets of our solar system and their
                       distances form the sun.
                       • Make a table as shown below on a chart paper and note down the masses and the distances
                       in the table.

                      Name of                 Mass of the planet (in kg)                 Distance from the sun
                         the                                                                      (in m)

                       planet                 Usual Form                 Standard         Usual        Standard
                                                                            form          form           Form

                      Mercury      328,500,000,000,000,000,000,000 3.28 × 10  kg
                                                                                23
                       Venus

                        Earth
                        Mars

                       Jupiter

                       Saturn
                       Uranus

                      Neptune
                    (a)  Arrange the Standard form of masses of the planets in ascending order.

                    (b)  Arrange the standard form of the distances of the planets from the sun in descending
                        order.




























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