2. Indicate which is greater (>) or lesser (<) by writing the correct symbol. If the quantitiesare equal write (=). Show your solution.(a) 50 dm_0.005 mm(b) 0.03 Mg.30 kg(c) 7.8x102 nm0.78x107 µm(d) 2/3 km 1/5 Mm-

a. 50dm=5000mm Therefore, 50dm(5000 mm)>0.005 mm

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2. Indicate which is greater (>) or lesser (<) by writing the correct symbol. If the quantities are equal write (=). Show your solution. (a) 50 dm_0.005 mm (b) 0.03 Mg. 30 kg (c) 7.8x102 nm 0.78x107 µm (d) 2/3 km 1/5 Mm