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A city has two water towers. One tower holds 7.35 x 105 gallons of water and the other tower holds 9.78 x 105 gallons of water. What is the combined water capacity of the two towers? A) 1.713 x 106 B)
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A city has two water towers. One tower holds 7.35 x 105 gallons of water and the other tower holds 9.78 x 105 gallons of water. What is the combined water capacity of the two towers?

A) 1.713 x 106
B) 1.713 x 105
C) 1.713 x 104
D) 17.13 x 106

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Answer:

its A

Explanation:

had it on usa test prep

User TheEvilPenguin
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1798.65 gallons of water when the two water towers are put to gether
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