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Davion Koch

5 July, 06:39

Scientists are comparing two planets to determine the difference in size. The scientists are using exponential notation to save space in their calculations. They know that planet Delta is 57 cubic meters, and that planet Epsilon is 53 cubic meters. How many planet Epsilons could fit inside of one planet Delta? In other words, how many times larger is planet Delta than planet Epsilon?

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