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The speed of a garden snail is about 8.5×10−6 miles per second. If a garden snail moves at this speed in a straight line for 2×103 seconds, how far would the snail travel in standard notation and scientific notation.

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samuelonum1

Answer:

17*10^-3 miles

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

Speed= 8.5×10^−6 miles per second

Time taken=2×10^3 seconds

We know that the expression for the speed is given as

speed= distance/time

distance= speed* time

substitute

distance= 8.5×10^−6* 2×10^3

distance= 8.5*2*(10^-6+3)

distance= 17*10^-3 miles

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