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FinnZ [79.3K]
3 years ago
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Earth has a surface area of 197 million square miles. Convert this area into each of the following units.

Physics
1 answer:
slamgirl [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answers:

a) 510,225,121.4 km^{2}

We know the Earth's surface area in square miles is:

197000000 mi^{2}

On the other hand, we know 1 mi=1.60934 km.

Then:

197000000 mi^{2} \frac{(1.60934 km)^{2}}{1 mi^{2}}=510,225,121.4 km^{2}

b) 510.225 Mm^{2}

In this part, we can work with the obtained value in part a:

510,225,121.4 km^{2}

And knowing 1 km=0.001 Mm

Hence:

510,225,121.4 km^{2} \frac{(0.001 Mm)^{2}}{1 km^{2}}=510.225 Mm^{2}

c) 5.1022(10)^{16} dm^{2}

Knowing 1 Mm=10^{7} dm:

510.225 Mm^{2} \frac{(10^{7} dm)^{2}}{1 Mm^{2}}=5.1022(10)^{16} dm^{2}

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