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Each second, lo produces 1000 kilograms (a metric ton) of sulfur and sulfur compounds that are captured by Jupiter's magnetosphere. Most of this material ends up in Jupiter's atmosphere, but some is lost to space. How many kilograms of material does lo lose every year (Earth year, 365 or in scientific notation and show your work!

Each second, lo produces 1000 kilograms (a metric ton) of sulfur and sulfur compounds that are captured by Jupiter's magnetosphere. Most of this material ends up in Jupiter's atmosphere, but some is lost to space. How many kilograms of material does lo lose every year (Earth year, 365 or in scientific notation and show your work!

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7. Each second, lo produces 1000 kilograms (a metric ton) of sulfur and sulfur compounds that are captured by Jupiter's magnetosphere. Most of this material ends up in Jupiter's atmosphere, but some is lost to space. How many kilograms of material does lo lose every year (Earth year, 365 days)? Giye your answer in scientific notation and show your work! to and Farth have in
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Amount of sulfur and sulfur compound produce by lo = 1000 kg per second

1 year on Earth = 365 day = 365 x 24 x 60 x 60 seconds =3.1536 x 107 seconds 

 

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