HELP!!!!!!!

write the ORDER OF MAGNITUDE for each quantity.
1) the weight of a human adult
2) the number of fingers plus the number of toes on a person

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HELP!!!!!!!

 write the ORDER OF MAGNITUDE for each quantity.
1) the weight of a human adult
2) the number of fingers plus the number of toes on a person

anonymous · Answer

does anyone know this? lol

anonymous · Answer

do u mean the unit of the weight or what !!?

radar · Answer

Looks like a physics problem

anonymous · Answer

i dont know? lmfao my hw just says"write the order of magnitude" o:

anonymous · Answer

its my MATH hw.

radar · Answer

Gives us an example of a questions with the correct answer.

anonymous · Answer

well it is know that the magnitude quantity of the weight (any weight)
is ( Newton)

radar · Answer

For number 2, I would hazard a guess of 20.

radar · Answer

For the first, ummm, 100 -200 lbs

anonymous · Answer

this is confusing lol

anonymous · Answer

So can u explain @Radar Plz.........!!!!
what is the magnitude quantity !!

anonymous · Answer

http://teachertech.rice.edu/Participants/dchipman/lessons/ordersofmagnitude/ordersofmagnitude.html

anonymous · Answer

idk how to explain it? i mean they just gave me this hw yesterday,
it just says "write the ORDER OF MAGNITUDE for each quantity.
1) the weight of a human adult
2) the number of fingers plus the number of toes on a person"

anonymous · Answer

im confused as much as you guys are lol

radar · Answer

I am trying to find out from ayojenn, i did google it and it states that it could be expressed as some power of 10 so for the first one 10^2 for the second one.....?????? 2X10 ???

radar · Answer

These are swag lol

anonymous · Answer

SW@G? hahaha omg

anonymous · Answer

im just gonna put that, cuz honestly i dont even understand it haha

anonymous · Answer

lol
So why u didn't told them that when they gave that thing to u yest
@ayojenn !!!

anonymous · Answer

well i didnt see it until now that im doing it LOL

radar · Answer

Your link seemed to cover two things, power of 10 and other bases for numbers likie the binary, hexadecimal etc.  Hopefully your instructor will be more forthcoming at your next class.

anonymous · Answer

ill make sure to ask her tomorrow & ill get back to you guys :) haha

radar · Answer

You know sometimes the instructors are learning as they go (also)

anonymous · Answer

very true!

anonymous · Answer

omg..! guyz i think u hav to watch this http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/powersof10/index.html