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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Keep, Change, Flip
5/7 x 4/3 = ?
Well to find the area of a circle Pie times r^2. But If you already have the diameter, you could either split the diameter in half, and do the regulaur formula, OR you could ude this formula ----> Pie times The diameter
Since the linear dimension of the mitochondria is 10^-2 times that of the cell, the volume as a proportion of cell volume will be (10^-2)^3 = 10^-6. In order to make up 0.134 of the cell volume, there must be
(1.34×10^-1)/(10^-6) = 1.34×10^5
mitochondria in the cell.
There are about 134,000 mitochondria.