Maths Review

Large Numbers Facts.
Large numbers are numbers that are big so they shorten them to make it easier so 1 million would be 10<6 (10 to the power of 6). Some large numbers are Vigintillion - 10<63, Duovigintillion - 10<69, Quattuortrigintillion - 10<105 and there is alot more bigger numbers then them two. 

Calculation rule of indices
The first rule of indices tells us that when multiplying two identical numbers together that have
different powers the answer will be the same number of both exponents added together
The second law of indices tells us that when dividing a number with an exponent by the same number
with an exponent, we have to subtract the powers.The third and last law tells us that when we have to
multiply a power in a bracket, by another power outside the bracket, we have to multiply the two
powers together to get the answer. I got these answers off Ultimate Maths
Travel In Airbus A380.

Sun-Mur	57.9 mil km		57.9 x 10<6 =			1%
Mer-Ven	50.2 Mil Km		50.2 x 10<6 =			1%
Ven-Ert	41.4 Mill Km		41.4 x 10<6 =			2%
Ert-Mar	78.3 Mil Km		78.3 x 10<6 =			3%
Mar-Jup	504.4 Mil Km		504 x 10<6 =			12%
Jup - Sat	646 Mil Km		646 x 10<6 =			17%
Sat - Ura	1.44 Bil Km		1.44 x 10<9 =			30%
Ura - Nep	1.627 Bil Km		1.627 x 10<9 =			34%

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