4 Calculate the total mass of water in kg on Earth's surface from the following data: totalplanetary surface area: 510,066,000 km?, land area of planet: 148,647,000 km?, assumethe average depth of water is: 100.0 km and the density of water is: 1.00 g/mL.O 6.59 x1022 kgО 343 х10? kg6.59 x1012 kg3.43 x1014 kgO 3.61 x1022 kgO 3.61 x 1012 kg

Given, total planetary surface area = 510066000 km2 total land area = 148647000 km2…

Calculate the total mass of water in kg on Earth's surface from the following data: total planetary surface area: 510,066,000 km?, land area of planet: 148,647,000 km2, assume the average depth of water is: 100.0 km and the density of water is: 1.00 g/mL. O 6.59 x1022 kg O 3.43 x107 kg O 6.59 x1012 kg O 3.43 x1014 kg O 3.61 x1022 kg O 3.61 x 1012 kg

Calculate the total mass of water in kg on Earth's surface from the following data: total planetary surface area: 510,066,000 km?, land area of planet: 148,647,000 km2, assume the average depth of water is: 100.0 km and the density of water is: 1.00 g/mL. O 6.59 x1022 kg O 3.43 x107 kg O 6.59 x1012 kg O 3.43 x1014 kg O 3.61 x1022 kg O 3.61 x 1012 kg

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