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ANSWER THIS The area of landpole A is 10^(9) km^(2), the area of the landpole B is 10^(6 )km^(2) how many times larger is a's area. WITH EXPLANATION

ANSWER THIS The area of landpole A is 10^(9) km^(2), the area of the landpole B is 10^(6 )km^(2) how many times larger is a's area. WITH EXPLANATION
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The area of landpole A is 10^(9) km^(2), the area of the landpole B is 10^(6 )km^(2) how many times larger is a's area. WITH EXPLANATION

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User Joscha
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Answer:

10^3 times

Explanation:

Divide the area of A by the area of B

10^9 / 10^6 = 10^3

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