2 years ago

The Earth is approximately 8.0 × 103 miles in diameter, from pole to pole. What number is the distance equivalent to?

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Answer:

The diameter of earth from pole to pole is equal to $8000$ miles.

Step-by-step explanation:

The number to which the distance is equivalent is

$8 * 10^3\\8 * 1000\\= 8000$

Thus, the diameter of earth from pole to pole is equal to $8000$ miles.

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