in 25 days the earth picks 6×10 square pounds dust from the atmosphere .how much dust will it pick up in 15 days ?? and also explain the answer
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First, We find what is 6x10^2
6x10=60
60^2=3600.
Then you divide the 3600pounds of dust and divide it by 25 days so you can get how many pounds a single day. So:
3600/25=144
144=Pounds per day.
Finally, you multiply 144(Pounds of dust a single day) with 15 (The days)
So you get: 144x15=2160. The earth picks up 2160 pounds of dust in 15 days.
6x10=60
60^2=3600.
Then you divide the 3600pounds of dust and divide it by 25 days so you can get how many pounds a single day. So:
3600/25=144
144=Pounds per day.
Finally, you multiply 144(Pounds of dust a single day) with 15 (The days)
So you get: 144x15=2160. The earth picks up 2160 pounds of dust in 15 days.
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Answer:
360,000,000 pound of dust in 15 days
Step-by-step explanation:
As the Earth picks 6X10^8 pounds of dust in 25 days, so it picks
pounds of dust in 1 day.
It then picks
24,000,000 X 15 = 360,000,000= 36 X 10^7 pounds in 25 days
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