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A man is 1.7 m long. An amoeba is 17 um long. How does the length of the man compare to the lenth of the amoeba
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A man is 1.7 m long. An amoeba is 17 um long. How does the length of the man compare to the lenth of the amoeba
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I dont know what the answer choices are but the man Seems to be
1/10
the size of the amoeba or
.10
the size
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The man is 100,000 times longer than the amoeba.
Height of man = 1.7 meters
Length of amoeba = 17um
As 1 u(micro) = 10 ^-6
This is 1/100,000
Now length of amoeba= 17 * 10 ^-6 m
Which this mean that the man is 100,000 longer than the amoeba.
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