The populations of two towns, town A and town B, are being compared. The population of town A is 4×104 and the population of B is 2×105. How many times greater is the population of town B than town A? The masses of two objects are compared during a physics experiment. It is determined that object A has a mass of 4×10−3 grams and object B has a mass of 4×10−4 grams. How many times larger is the mass of object A than the mass of object B?

1. 5 times

2. 10 times

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Here, we want to know the number of times the population of town B is greater than the population of town A

The simple thing to do here is to divide the population of town B by the population of town A

From the question; population of town B is 2 * 10^5 while the population of town A is 4 * 10^4

So the number of times greater will be;

(2 * 10^5) / (4 * 10^4) = 5

So population of town B is 5 times greater

2. Just like the first question, to know the number of times, we simply divide the mass of object A by the mass of object B

That will be;

(4 * 10^-3) / (4 * 10^-4) = 10 times

So therefore object A is 10 times larger than object B

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