Mathematics, 28.10.2019 08:31, starreee

The weight of an african elephant is 6 × 106 grams; the weight of a tiger is 3 × 105 grams. how many times heavier is the elephant than the tiger?

a. 2 grams
b.20 grams
c.200 grams
d. 2,000 grams

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The weight of an african elephant is 6 × 106 grams; the weight of a tiger is 3 × 105 grams. how man...