Please help with hair question- it’s in the photo
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Salutations!
Growth meters per second = 4.8 ×
First, you need to convert standard form into a normal number.
4.8 × = 4.800000000
a) In one day there are 24 hours, therefore you will multiplying 4.800000000 and 24
4.800000000 × 24 = 115.2 = 115.2 × (standard form)
b) 365 days in a year, so multiply 4.800000000 and 365
4.800000000 × 365 = 1752 = 1.7 ×
(standard form)
Hope I helped (:
have a great day!
Growth meters per second = 4.8 ×
First, you need to convert standard form into a normal number.
4.8 ×
a) In one day there are 24 hours, therefore you will multiplying 4.800000000 and 24
4.800000000 × 24 = 115.2 = 115.2 ×
b) 365 days in a year, so multiply 4.800000000 and 365
4.800000000 × 365 = 1752 = 1.7 ×
Hope I helped (:
have a great day!
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