Well, this could be a "hecto" but in practice it's not really used. If you want to use it, you would speak of "hectometers".
if your question would be 1000 times larger, then it would be "kilo" and this one is actually widely used.
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>Part A</h3>
<u>Multiply the energy produced in 1 second by the number of seconds:</u>
erg
<h3>Part B</h3>
10⁻³ is same as 0.001 times and 10³ is same as 1000 times.
1.6*1000 = 1600 mm = 160 cm = 1.6 m is way too big for the measurement of the distance between the tracks on a CD.
So the first option is correct.
First box (under 1) is 7, next box (above 12.5) is 6.5 and the last box is 16
Answer:
8.17 * 10^8
Step-by-step explanation:
Saturn is 9.1 * 10^8 miles from the sun, and earth is 9.3 * 10^7 miles from the sun. From this, we can see that Saturn is much farther from the sun than the earth.
To find the distance of one planet closer to the sun than the other planet, we can subtract 9.3 * 10^7 from 9.1 * 10^8.
Original expression: 9.1 * 10^8 - 9.3 * 10^7
Convert both sides to 10^7: 91 * 10^7 - 9.3 * 10^7
Subtract: 81.7 * 10^7
Simplify: 8.17 * 10^8
Let me know if this helps!
