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25-02-2017
Mathematics

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If Saturn's mass is 5.685 · 10^26 kilograms and Mercury's is 3.302 · 10^23 kilograms

Approximate how many times greater Saturn's mass is than Mercury's.?

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Anonymous Anonymous

25-02-2017

do the division
(5.685 10^26) / (3.30210^23)

= 1.722 * 10^3

or 1722 times greater

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