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anastassius [24]
3 years ago
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El Sol está en promedio a 93 millones de millas de la Tierra. ¿A cuántos metros equivale esto? Expréselo usando potencias de die

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Physics
1 answer:
mars1129 [50]3 years ago
5 0
Hola!

93 millones de millas equivalen a 1,50 x 10¹¹ metros. 

Para calcular este valor, necesitamos saber la equivalencia entre millas y metros (1 milla=1609,34m), y aplicar el siguiente factor de conversión. Para expresar el resultado en potencias de 10, se debe correr la coma a la izquierda hasta obtener un valor de una sola unidad y multiplicar este valor por 10 elevado a la cantidad de espacios que la coma se tuvo que correr a la izquierda:

93000000millas*\frac{1609,34 metros}{1milla}=150000000000,0 metros=1,50* 10^{11} metros

Saludos!
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