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The length of cell A is 3×10−5 m. The length of cell B is 0.000001 m. What is the ratio of cell​ A's length to cell​ B's length?

The length of cell A is 3×10−5 m. The length of cell B is 0.000001 m. What is the ratio of cell​ A's length to cell​ B's length?
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The length of cell A is

3×10−5

m. The length of cell B is

0.000001

m. What is the ratio of cell​ A's length to cell​ B's length?

User Arvind Kandaswamy
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Answer:

b´s length is 10

Explanation:

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