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How many droplets of water are in a river that is 100 km long, 210 m wide, and 21 m deep? Assume a droplet is 1 milliliter. (Note: one liter = one cubic decimeter and 10 decimeters = l meter.)
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1 cm^3=1ml 100,000,000*210,000*2,100= A cm^3
whoops that should only be 10,000,000*21,000*2,100
1 km= 1,000 m 1m=100 cm 1km= 100,000 cm
how do i get to droplets from mililiters to liters?
meters* sorry
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1 drop= 1ml= 1 cm^3
ohhhhh
now that makes sense haha
might want to use scientific notation on the answer. A x 10^B
thank you so much!
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