The ratio of the weight of an object on Planet A to the weight of the same object on Planet B is 100 to 3. If an elephant weighs 3500 pounds on Planet A, find the elephant's weight on Planet B.

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The ratio of the weight of an object on Planet A to the weight of the same object on Planet B is 100 to 3. If an elephant weighs 3500 pounds on Planet A, find the elephant's weight on Planet B.

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Answer: 105

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