2 years ago

How many times around the Earth is 3.7 trillion apples ?

Mathematics

1 answer:

crimeas [40]2 years ago

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Answer:

$7,663$ times around the Earth

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

$1\ trillion=1,000,000,000,000=1*10^{12}$ (one million million)

The average size of an apple is approximately 8.3 cm

Convert to km

$8.3\ cm=8.3/100,000=8.3*10^{-5}\ km$

Multiply by 3.7 trillion apples

$3.7*10^{12}*8.3*10^{-5}=30.71*10^{7}=3.071*10^{8}\ km$

Divide by the circumference of earth (40,075 km)

$3.071*10^{8}/40,075=7,663\ times$

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