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the mass of the sun is about 2 x 10^27 metric tons 0r 2 x 10^30 kilograms. how many kilograms are in one metric ton

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2x10^27 metric tons=2x10^30 KG
1 metric ton=(2x10^30)/(2x10^27) KG=10^3 KG = 1000 KG
User Michal Dymel
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Answer:

1000 kg.

Explanation:

We have been given that the mass of the sun is about
2* 10^(27) metric tons or
2* 10^(30) kilograms. We are asked to find the number of kilograms in one metric ton.

To find the number of kilograms in one metric ton, we will divide
2* 10^(30) by
2* 10^(27) kilograms.


\text{1 metric ton}=(2* 10^(30))/(2* 10^(27))

Using exponent property
(a^m)/(a^n)=a^(m-n), we will get:


\text{1 metric ton}=(2* 10^(30-27))/(2)


\text{1 metric ton}=1* 10^(3)


\text{1 metric ton}=1000

Therefore, 1 metric equals 1000 kg.

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