CCSS Use Math Tools The table shov of various marine and land animals. a. Which animal is about 10 times ligh right whale? b. About how many times heavier is tl than the African elephant? c. Estimate the combined weight of tl right whale, and white rhinoceros. combined weight in scientific nota standard form.

It seems like there are some missing details in your question, such as the specific weights of the animals mentioned in the table. However, I can guide you on how to approach the questions based on typical weights of the animals you mentioned. 1. **Right Whale**: The average weight of a right whale is about 70 tons (or 63,500 kg). 2. **Light Animal**: If you are looking for an animal that is about 10 times lighter than the right whale, you would be looking for an animal that weighs around 7 tons (or 6,350 kg). An example could be a large land animal like a deer or a smaller marine animal. 3. **African Elephant**: The average weight of an African elephant is about 6 tons (or 5,443 kg). 4. **Comparison**: To find out how many times heavier the right whale is than the African elephant, you would divide the weight of the right whale by the weight of the African elephant: \[ \text{Weight Ratio} = \frac{\text{Weight of Right Whale}}{\text{Weight of African Elephant}} = \frac{70 \text{ tons}}{6 \text{ tons}} \approx 11.67 \] So, the right whale is about 11.67 times heavier than the African elephant. 5. **Combined Weight**: To estimate the combined weight of the right whale and the white rhinoceros, you would need the weight of the white rhinoceros, which is typically around 2 tons (or 1,814 kg). \[ \text{Combined Weight} = \text{Weight of Right Whale} + \text{Weight of White Rhinoceros} = 70 \text{ tons} + 2 \text{ tons} = 72 \text{ tons} \] In scientific notation, this would be: \[ 72 \text{ tons} = 7.2 \times 10^1 \text{ tons} \] If you have specific weights from the table, you can replace the values accordingly to get the exact answers.