Here is my question: diameter of circle is 6.5cm area of circle is 33.16cm I need to know howmany soap molecules are in the crude circle formed after I dropped one drop of diluted dish detergent into a petri dish filled with water and cinnamon sprinkled on top. The detergent pushed the cinnamon away leaving a circle....I measured the circle and got 6.5cm. ThenI calculated the area of the circle and got 33.16cm. It states I need to use the info: 1 x 10^14 nm^2 for every 1 cm^2 and the area of a soap molecule is 0.210nm^2. I do not know how to figure out the answer.
If the Area of Circle (petri Dish) is 33.16cm^2. Statement if 1*10^14 nm^2 represent 1 cm^2 \[1*10^14-->1\] \[x--->33.6\] Cross Multiplication to get what 33.6 cm^2 represent in nm^2. The area of soap molecule equals 0.210nm^2 we have 33.6*1*10^14 the whole so how many molecule of soap can fit into the pedri dish so it would be 33.16*1*10^14/0.210
Hi.....so I would multiply 33.6 or 33.16?
sorry 33.16
so that leaves me with a HUGE number? Yes?
no worries....just checking!! :)
33.16 x 1 x 10^14? Yes?
Yes thats right
then divide that number by 0.210?
so I would add 12 zeros, because there are already two places to the right of the decimal?
15790476190476190.4761904761904762 Round This Number
1.57*10^13
so that is the number of soap molecules in the crude circle?
Exactly.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I appreciate your help more than I can tell you!!!!
one more quick question....before you go....
is the area of a circle written 33.16cm^2? Or is the diameter of the circle written 6.5cm^2? I know one of them is squared.
Diameter is written as 6.5cm and area is written in cm^2 but i think you forgot to write the unit properly. thats okay i hope that help your most welcome if you got any doubts about the problem feel free to ask
Okay!! Got it and will fix it!!! Awesome....thank you again!!! I left a comment under your profile! Have a good night!!
your most welcome, good night :)
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