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the guadalupe river is 2.50 X 10^3 miles long. the amazon river is 4.096 X 10^3 miles long. how many times longer is the amazon river than the guadalupe river?
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Length of Amazon river= 4.096*10^3 miles. Length of Guadalupe river=2.50*10^3 miles. So we divide, in order to find out: 4.096*10^3/2.50*10^3 miles 1.6384 miles. Therefore, the Amazon river is 1.6384 times the Guadalupe river.
in the answer its not written in scientific notation?
Oh sorry, 16384 x 10^-4 miles
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