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11 September, 11:45

A single Rhinovirus is 2 * 10-8 meters long, and a single E. coli bacterium is 2 * 10-6 meters long. How many times larger is an E. coli bacterium than a Rhinovirus?

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  1. 11 September, 12:09
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    E coli bacterium is 200times larger than Rhinovirus

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Length of a single Rhinovirus is 2*10^-8m

    Length of E coli bacterium is 2*10^-6m

    This shows that E coli is larger than Rhinovirus.

    To determine the number of times the E. coli bacterium is larger than a Rhinovirus, we will divide the length of E coli bacterium by that of single Rhinovirus to have:

    2*10^-6/2*10^-8

    = 2*10^ (-6 - (-8))

    = 2*10^-6+8

    = 2*10²

    = 200

    This shows that E coli bacterium is 200times larger than Rhinovirus
  2. 11 September, 12:12
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    Multiply it by using scientific notation then multiply 2X0.00000010 and compare it to the coil which is 2X0.000010
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