Question

China's population is 14.46×10814.46×108 . Marshall Islands' population is 602.5×102602.5×102 .



How many times larger is China's population than Marshall Islands' population?

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Answer 1

@563blackghost @welshfella @mathmate

Answer 2

@brainzonly

Answer 3

@3mar

Answer 4

@563blackghost

Answer 5

is that so basic

Answer 6

@563blackghost

Answer 7

Im sorry but im not really good at these kinds of questions sorry maybe @3mar can help :)

Answer 8

Thanks, 563.

Answer 9

@3mar do you know the answer

Answer 10

I will guide you to it, In Sha; Allah

Answer 11

I will guide you to it In Sha' Allah

Answer 12

By the way, did you finish the last question 4⋅(14−3)+124⋅(14−3)+12 ??

Answer 13

because the answer was on mathway

Answer 14

Let me know how would you strat to answer such question?

Answer 15

I will be back with in 15 min.
Excise me.

Answer 16

You should not use Mathway.com since it is basically cheating...unless though you have membership in where it shows on how to solve...

Answer 17

Why is it cheating?

Answer 18

`14.46×10814.46×108`
probably means
\(14.46×10814.46×10^8\)

Probably that's why no one is able to help you.
If you do not write in LaTeX, you can write instead:
14.46×10814.46×10^8
so people know you have ten raised to power 8.

Same goes for other numbers.

Answer 19

Thank you, mathmate.
You find the trick.
@saad560, I think it is solved now.
\[\frac{China's population}{ Marshall Islands' population }=\frac{ 14.46*10814.46*10^8 }{ 602.5*102602.5*10^2 }=\frac{ 14.46*10814.46 }{ 602.5*102602.5}*10^6\]
\[=2529.64\]

SO you can deduce that China's population is about 2530 times larger that Marshall Islands' population