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NEED HELP MATH QUESTION An ant has a mass of approximately 4 x 10-3 grams and an elephant has a mass of approximately 8 x 106 grams. An ant can lift up to 100 times its mass. How much can the ant lift?
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NEED HELP MATH QUESTION

An ant has a mass of approximately 4 x 10-3 grams and an elephant has a mass of approximately 8 x 106 grams.



An ant can lift up to 100 times its mass. How much can the ant lift? Express answer in scientific notation.

User William GP
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Answer:

7x10^9

Explanation:

User Benjamin Pannell
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Answer:

sup have you googled it?

Explanation:

Mass of elephant/mass of ant = 8x10^6/4x10^-3 = 2x10^9. Therefore, mass of elephant = 2x10^9 times mass of ant.

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