
Mathematics, 11.11.2019 23:31, derrishamckenzie22
Adust particle weighs 7.42 × 10-10 kilograms. what is the weight of 5 × 106 dust particles represented in scientific notation?
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answered: kat9940
A dust particle weighs 7.42 × 10-10 kilograms.
Weight of 5 × 106 dust particles = 5 × 10^6 x 7.42 x 10^(-10)
= 5 x 7.42 x 10^(6-10)
= 37.1 x 10^(-4)
= 3.71 x 10^(-3) kilograms
Weight of 5 × 106 dust particles = 5 × 10^6 x 7.42 x 10^(-10)
= 5 x 7.42 x 10^(6-10)
= 37.1 x 10^(-4)
= 3.71 x 10^(-3) kilograms

answered: karlagomezgarcia96
= 3.71 x 10^(-3) kilograms
Step-by-step explanation:

answered: Guest
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