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A photo taken with a smartphone has 1,227,104 pixels. A photo taken with a camera has 11,943,936 pixels. Approximately how many times more pixels are in the photo taken with the camera?
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A photo taken with a smartphone has 1,227,104 pixels. A photo taken with a camera has 11,943,936 pixels. Approximately how many times more pixels are in the photo taken with the camera?

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Answer:

about 10 times more

Explanation:

I popped it in a calculator and divided the 2 numbers and just rounded to the nearest whole number

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