Chat with AIExam 4: The Laws of Exponents and Logarithms: Measuring the Universe
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Round the answer to 4 decimal places.
Simplify the expression. Express your answer using only positive exponents.
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(26) The speed of light is approximately 
miles/sec. Convert the speed of light into meters/year.
(1000 meters=.62 miles, for the year to second conversion, think it out, you already know what you need.)
Write your answer in scientific notation and round your answer to 2 decimal places.
miles/sec. Convert the speed of light into meters/year.
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Using the graph, how many orders of magnitude larger is the radius of Earth than the average radius of an atom? 
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(27) The tallest known tree is the Howard Libbey redwood in Redwood Grove, California. The height of the tree is 100,000 millimeters. The distance from the Earth to the sun is approximately 
millimeters. How many Howard Libbey redwoods would it take to stretch from the Earth to the sun?
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millimeters. How many Howard Libbey redwoods would it take to stretch from the Earth to the sun?
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Round your answer to 3 decimal places.
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