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How many joules are there in 200kj
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How many joules are there in 200kj

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Answer:


2.00 * 10^5J

Step-by-step explanation:

Make use of your conversion factors:


200KJ * (1000J)/(1kJ) = 200,000J = 2.00* 10 ^5J

Or alternatively make use of your scientific notation.
kilo = 10^3

Therefore
200kJ = 200*10^3J=2.0*10^2*10^3J = 2.0*10^5J

User Erk
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Answer:

200,000 joules <3

Step-by-step explanation:
just accept it

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