Question

The mass of a gallon of whole milk is 3.9 × 10^3 grams. Each measurement below is the mass of a large metal storage container of whole milk. Drag each measurement to the correct container.

Answer 1

`9.36 * 10^(6)` grams of milk is
`2.4 * 10^(3)` gallons.

`1.4625 * 10^(4)` grams of milk is 3.75 gallons.

Explanation:

The mass of a gallon of milk is
`3.9 * 10^(3)` grams.

Then
`1.4625 * 10^(2)` grams of milk is
`(1.4625 * 10^(2))/(3.9 * 10^(3)) = 0.0375` gallons.

Now,
`9.36 * 10^(6)` grams of milk is
`(9.36 * 10^(6))/(3.9 * 10^(3)) = 2.4 * 10^(3)` gallons.

Again.
`9.36 * 10^(9)` grams of milk is
`(9.36 * 10^(9))/(3.9 * 10^(3)) = 2.4 * 10^(6)` gallons.

And
`1.4625 * 10^(4)` grams of milk is
`(1.4625 * 10^(4))/(3.9 * 10^(3)) = 3.75` gallons.

And
`1.4625 * 10^(3)` grams of milk is
`(1.4625 * 10^(3))/(3.9 * 10^(3)) = 0.375` gallons.

Again
`9.36 * 10^(0)` grams of milk is
`(9.36 * 10^(0))/(3.9 * 10^(3)) = 2.4 * 10^(-3)` gallons. (Answer)