Note: Weight: 1.6 kg c. Give the weight of your laptop in gram. What is its weight in ton? Give your answer to 2 decimal places. Note: m=7 d. Nuclear cells fission every (m+1) hours, how many seconds does it take 12 cells to fission at the same speed?

Note: Weight: 1.6 kg c. Give the weight of your laptop in gram. What is its weight in ton? Give your answer to 2 decimal places. Note: m=7 d. Nuclear cells fission every (m+1) hours, how many seconds does it take 12 cells to fission at the same speed?

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