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1. what is the mass, in Kilograms, of a star that is 1.5×10^2 times thw mass of the sun? The sun's mass is 2.0×10^30 kg. Express the answer in Scientific notation. 2. Solve Apply the concepts to this problem. Set up the problem. (2.0 X 10^30) X (1.5 X 10^2) Multiply the coefficients. (2.0 X 10^30) X (1.5 X 10^2), (2.0 X 1.5) = 3.0 Then add the exponents. (2.0 X 10^30) X (1.5 X 10^2) = (10^30 X 10^2) = 10^30 + ^2 = 10^32, Combine the results of the two operations. (2.0 X 10^30) X (1.5 X 10^2) = 3.0 X 10^32 The star's mass is 3.0 x 10^32 kg. * Muliply numbers written in Scientific notation by multiplying the coefficients and then adding the exponents. you will get Free huge point and a Crown!
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