Calculate how many times bigger A is than B. A.) 1x10^-6 B.) 1.6x10^-9

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Calculate how many times bigger A is than B.

A.) 1x10^-6

B.) 1.6x10^-9

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B/A =1.6x10^-9/10^-6 :;b/a = 1.6x10^-3 @@B=0.0016A

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