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A medical researcher has two petri dishes containing viruses. Dish B has a population density of 1.2 viruses per square


millimeter. Dish A has an area of about 2,826 square millimeters


If both petri dishes have the same population density, approximately how many viruses are in Dish A?


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2,355 viruses


3,391 viruses


23,550 viruses


33,912 viruses


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Answer 1

The answer is B. 3,391 viruses

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Answer 2

the number of viruses are in Dish A is 3,391 viruses

Explanation:

The computation of the number of viruses are in Dish A is shown below:

Since there are 2826 square milimeters area

And, the population density of 1.2 viruses per square

So, the number of viruses in Dish A is

= 2826 × 1.2

= 3,391.2v viruses

Hence, the number of viruses are in Dish A is 3,391 viruses