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Isabelle figured out the mass of some materials for her science experiment. Sample A had a mass of 8.043 grams. Sample B had a mass of 0.21 gram. The mass of Sample A is how many times the mass of Sample
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Isabelle figured out the mass of some materials for her science experiment. Sample A had a mass of 8.043 grams. Sample B had a mass of 0.21 gram.

The mass of Sample A is how many times the mass of Sample B?

User Nebril
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Answer:

38.3. chicken nugget

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User Liontass
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The answer is 38.3. The way you find it is simple, just divide 8.043 by 0.21 and you get your answer. I hope this helps!
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