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The number of music CDs sold in 1993 by one company was approximately 2.3×106.The number of music CDs sold by the same company in 2001 was approximately 7.9×107. What is the difference in CDs sold between 1993 and 2001?

User Ted Mosby
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Answer:


\sf 76,700,000 = 7.67 * 10^7

Explanation:

Given information:


\textsf{CDs sold in 1993} = \sf 2.3 * 10^6


\textsf{CDs sold in 2001} =\sf 7.9 * 10^7

To find the difference in CDs sold between 1993 and 2001, subtract the number of CDs sold in 1993 from the number sold in 2001.


\sf \implies \left(7.9 * 10^7\right)-\left(2.3 * 10^6\right)


\sf \implies \left(7.9 * 10,000,000\right)-\left(2.3 * 1,000,000\right)


\sf \implies 79,000,000- 2,300,000


\sf \implies 76,700,000


\sf \implies 7.67 * 10^7

Therefore, the difference in CDs sold between 1993 and 2001 is 76,700,000 CDs.

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