Question
A national park covers an area of 1.42x10 to the power of 6 acres. A nearby national forest covers an area of 1.2x10 to the power of 6 acres. What is the total number of acres in the park and forest combined?
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To find the total number of acres in the park and forest combined, we need to add the areas of the park and forest.
The area of the national park is given as 1.42x10^6 acres.
The area of the national forest is given as 1.2x10^6 acres.
Adding these two values together, we get:
1.42x10^6 acres + 1.2x10^6 acres = (1.42 + 1.2) x 10^6 acres = 2.62 x 10^6 acres.
Therefore, the total number of acres in the park and forest combined is 2.62x10^6 acres.
The area of the national park is given as 1.42x10^6 acres.
The area of the national forest is given as 1.2x10^6 acres.
Adding these two values together, we get:
1.42x10^6 acres + 1.2x10^6 acres = (1.42 + 1.2) x 10^6 acres = 2.62 x 10^6 acres.
Therefore, the total number of acres in the park and forest combined is 2.62x10^6 acres.
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