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The sun produces 3.3 x 10^ 32 joules of energy per day. A human produces 6.27 × 10^6 joules per day. How many times more energy does the sun produce than a human per day?

The sun produces 3.3 x 10^ 32 joules of energy per day. A human produces 6.27 × 10^6 joules per day. How many times more energy does the sun produce than a human per day?
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The sun produces 3.3 x 10^ 32 joules of energy per day. A human produces 6.27 × 10^6 joules per day. How many times more energy does the sun produce than a human per day?

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User Gmauch
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Answer:

The sum produces
5.26*10^(25) times more energy that a human.

Explanation:


(3.3*10^(32) )/(6.27*10^(6) ) \\= 5.26*10^(25)

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