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Select the letter of the correct answer The sun burns 4.5 x 10 tons of hydrogen per second. An hour is 3.6 x 10 seconds. How much hydrogen does the
sun burn in 1 hour?
A 162 x 10
B1.62 x 1010
8.1 x 10
8.1 x 1010


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The sun burns 4.5 x 10 tons of hydrogen per second. An ho

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