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Answer:
D. 3*10^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the diameter of human red blood cell = 0.000009 m
diameter of a cold virus = 0.00000003 m
To know how many times as large is the diameter of a red blood cell as the diameter of a cold virus, we will take the ratio of the diameter of human red blood cell to that of a cold virus as shown;
diameter of human red blood cell/diameter of a cold virus = 0.000009 m/0.00000003 m
= 9*10^-6/3*10^-8
= 9/3 * 10^-6-(-8)
= 3 * 10^(-6+8)
= 3*10^2
Hence the diameter of a red blood cell is 3*10^2 larger than that of the cold virus
The answer you're looking for is 11.
I am guessing your problem should read...
A) n = -5n + 90 (isolate the variables by adding 5n to each side)
+5n +5n
6n = 90 (since we don't want to know what 6n's are worth, divide by 6)
6n/6 = 90/6
n = 15
