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Orders of Magnitude
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What does "order of magnitude" refer to?
A way to compare sizes using
powers of 10
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How many orders of magnitude bigger is a cell that is
100
micrometres compared to one that is
10
micrometres?
1
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What is the correct order of magnitude for a human cell?
10
micrometres
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What is 1 order of magnitude more than 1,000?
10,000
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What is 2 orders of magnitude less than 1,000?
10
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What does "1 order of magnitude" mean?
A
tenfold
increase or decrease
Represents a
factor of 10
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How many times bigger is something that is 2 orders of magnitude greater than another thing?
100
times bigger
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Is 1,000,000 two orders of magnitude bigger than 10,000?
No
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Why do scientists use orders of magnitude?
To simplify
comparisons
of sizes
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What unit is often used when comparing cells and microorganisms?
Micrometres
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