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The mass of Jupiter is 1.898x10^27 kg, while the mass of Earth is 5.972x10^24 kg. How many times greater is the mass of Jupiter compared to the mass of the Earth? Round the answer in standard form to the
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The mass of Jupiter is 1.898x10^27 kg, while the mass of Earth is 5.972x10^24 kg. How many times greater is the mass of Jupiter compared to the mass of the Earth? Round the answer in standard form to the nearest whole number.

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318

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(1.898×10^27)÷(5.972×10^24)=317.82=318

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