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There are three petri dishes in a laboratory. The first one contains 22,340 cells, the second contains 43,560 cells, and the la...Asked by X_ N01D_X
Three are three petri dishes in a laboratory. The first one contains 22.340 cells, the second contains 43.560 cells, and the last dish contains 36.612 cells. Approimately how many cells are there in total?
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To find the total number of cells in the three petri dishes, we can sum the number of cells in each dish:
1. First dish: 22,340 cells
2. Second dish: 43,560 cells
3. Third dish: 36,612 cells
Now, let's add them together:
\[
22,340 + 43,560 + 36,612 = 102,512
\]
Now we can determine which of the options is closest to this total:
- 100,000
- 1,000,000
- 10,000
- 150,000
The closest option is **100,000**.
1. First dish: 22,340 cells
2. Second dish: 43,560 cells
3. Third dish: 36,612 cells
Now, let's add them together:
\[
22,340 + 43,560 + 36,612 = 102,512
\]
Now we can determine which of the options is closest to this total:
- 100,000
- 1,000,000
- 10,000
- 150,000
The closest option is **100,000**.
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