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If you divided Avogadro?s number of pennies among the approximately 130 million residents of Japan,?

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If you divided Avogadro?s number of pennies among the approximately 130 million residents of Japan,?

how many dollars would each person have?

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toni_roscas

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11 years ago

They would be so rich the U.S. Congress would be jealous!
In exponential form, we have 6.023 * 10**23 pennies
divided by 1.3 * 10**8 residents.
6.023 * 10**23 / 1.3 * 10**8 = 4.633 * 10**15 pennies or 4.633 * 10**13 dollars
per person. That is 46 trillion 330 billion dollars per person.

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