Mathematics, 10.09.2021 02:10 hcpswalkertl3
The regulation size of an Olympic swimming pool is 2,500,000 liters. A normal soda can
hold 355mL of fluid.
a) What is the volume of an Olympic Swimming pool in scientific notation?
b) What is the volume of a soda in scientific notation using the same units of
measure?
c) How many soda cans would be required to fill an Olympic sized swimming pool?
Make sure to show your work in Scientific Notation, and express your answer in
scientific notation.
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