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29 December, 03:15

A 0.1 mm3^3 3 sample of human blood has approximately 6000 red blood cells. An adult typically has 5.0 L of blood. How many red blood cells are in an adult? (1 mL = 1 cc). Use "E" for scientific notation.

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  1. 29 December, 03:34
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    If 0.1 mm volume blood sample contains 6000 or 6E3 blood cells, then 1 cubic cm of blood contains 6E3 x 10E3 = 6E6 blood cells. One cubic liter of blood is 1000E3 or 1E6 cubic cm. Then 5 L of blood contains 5 x 1E6 x 6E6 = 30E12 or 3E13 blood cells.
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