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A scientist measures the weight of two different animals one is 250 grams and the other is 330 grams in milligrams what is the difference between the two weights of the animals
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A scientist measures the weight of two different animals one is 250 grams and the other is 330 grams in milligrams what is the difference between the two weights of the animals
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for the first animal: 250x1000=250000 mg
for the second animal: 330x1000=330000 mg
to find the difference: 330000-250000=80000 mg (which is your final answer)
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