Biology GCSE: If a palisade cell is 7x10^-5, a red blood cell is 7x10^-6, and a bacteria cell was 1x10^-6, what is the difference in order of magnitude?

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If a palisade cell is 7x10^-5, a red blood cell is 7x10^-6, and a bacteria cell was 1x10^-6, what is the difference in order of magnitude?

Samuel Obigbesan · Accepted Answer

The difference in order of magnitude between the palisade cell and red blood cell is 1. So, the palisade cell is 10 times bigger than the virus. The red blood cell is also seven times bigger than the bacteria cell.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

the palisade cell is 10 times bigger than the virus.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

palisade cell is 10 times bigger than the virus.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

palisade cell is 10x than the virus.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

the red blood cell is also seven times bigger than the bacteria cell.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

red blood cell is seven times bigger than the bacteria cell.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

the red blood cell is seven times bigger than the bacteria cell.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

red blood cell is seven times bigger than the bacteria

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

the difference in order of magnitude between the palisade cell and red blood cell is 1.

Samuel Obigbesan · Answer

the palisade cell is 10x bigger than the virus.