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order of magnitude
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Why do scientists use the concept of order of magnitude?
To compare approximate sizes of
objects
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How many millimeters are in a meter?
1,000
millimeters
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What does "order of magnitude" indicate about two objects?
It shows how many times larger one object is than another.
Each order of magnitude is
10
times greater than the previous one.
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How do scientists describe the sizes of an apple and an orange?
They are around the same
order of magnitude
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How much larger is a pineapple compared to a small lemon?
A pineapple is one
order of magnitude
larger
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What does one order of magnitude represent?
10 times
larger
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How can you determine the order of magnitude mathematically?
By counting the number of
zeros
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If something is 10 times larger, how many orders of magnitude is that?
One
order of magnitude
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