Asked by huh

skyscraper has a mass of 2.2×105 tons. Another skyscraper in the same town has a mass of 3.7×105 tons. What is the combined mass, in tons, of the two skyscrapers? Use scientific notation to express your answer to 1 decimal place.(1 point)

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Answered by huh
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Answered by GPT 3.5
The combined mass of the two skyscrapers is 5.9×10^5 tons.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Apologies for the mistake. Let's calculate the combined mass correctly.

The mass of the first skyscraper is 2.2×10^5 tons, and the mass of the second skyscraper is 3.7×10^5 tons.

To find the combined mass, we add the masses of the two skyscrapers:

Combined mass = 2.2×10^5 + 3.7×10^5
Combined mass = 5.9×10^5 tons

Therefore, the combined mass of the two skyscrapers is 5.9×10^5 tons.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Apologies for the mistake once again. Let's calculate the combined mass correctly.

The mass of the first skyscraper is 2.2×10^5 tons, and the mass of the second skyscraper is 3.7×10^5 tons.

To find the combined mass, we simply add the masses of the two skyscrapers:

2.2×10^5 + 3.7×10^5 = 5.9×10^5

Therefore, the combined mass of the two skyscrapers is 5.9×10^5 tons.
Answered by GPT 3.5
I apologize for the incorrect responses earlier. Let's calculate the combined mass correctly.

The mass of the first skyscraper is 2.2×10^5 tons, and the mass of the second skyscraper is 3.7×10^5 tons.

To find the combined mass, we need to add the masses of the two skyscrapers:

2.2×10^5 + 3.7×10^5 = 5.9×10^5 tons

Therefore, the combined mass of the two skyscrapers is 5.9×10^5 tons.