3 years ago

2 × 10^12 red blood cells have a total mass of 90 grams.

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Answer:

2×10¹² cells → 90 g

mass of 1 red blood cell : 90÷(2×10¹²) = 45×10^-12 g = 4.5×10^-11 g

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