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I need to see an equal sign (=) to be able to solve
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this equation is invalid
Answer:
The mass of Jupiter is about 27,000 times the mass of Earth's moon
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x -----> the mass of Earth's moon
y ----> the mass of Jupiter
we have
we know that
To know how many times the mass of Jupiter is approximately the mass of the earth's moon, divide the the mass of Jupiter by the mass of the earth's moon
so
therefore
The mass of Jupiter is about 27,000 times the mass of Earth's moon
Answer:
16
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Multiplication and division are priority to addition and subtraction
Brainliest please
Since pi is irrational and it is used in the formula, we cannot give an exact answer except in terms of pi (we can give an aproxamation using 3.14 =aprox pi, but it is not exact)
ok
circumfernce=2pir
r=15
circumference=2pi15
circumference=30pi
exact=30pi cm
if you want to aprox pi=3.14 then
aprox circumfernce=94.2 cm
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