Math, asked by matj123, 10 months ago

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A single tree produces about 2.6 × 10² pounds of oxygen each year. The Amazon rain forest has about 3.9×1011 trees.


About how many pounds of oxygen are produced in the Amazon rain forest per day?


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Answered by Shujaul
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I THINK IT SHOULD BE 0

BECAUSE WHEN YOU TAKE LHS AND RHS and multiply both sides by 0

answer =0

therefore hence since proved lhs = rhs

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Answered by harshit196391
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Answer:

2,847.65 pounds

Step-by-step explanation:

single tree produced 2.6×10^2 pounds oxygen in every year.

so,3.9×1011 trees produce oxygen

=>(2.6×100)÷(12×30)

1year=12 months

1month=30 days

=0.722222223 pound per day produce oxygen single tree

=>0.722222223 ×(3.9×1011)

=2,847.65 pounds per day produce oxygen from Amazon rainforest.

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