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The population of Mathville is (8*10^5). The population of Algeville is 2*10^5. What is the difference in the populations?
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The population of Mathville is
(8*10^5). The population of Algeville is
2*10^5. What is the difference in the populations?

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Answer:

3,276,480,000

Explanation:

User Joel Rosdahl
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Hmm I hope it helps
The population of Mathville is (8*10^5). The population of Algeville is 2*10^5. What-example-1
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