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Question 95

The diameter of Neptune is k×104 k \times 10^4\,k×104 km, where 2≤k≤9 2 \le k \le 9\,2≤k≤9 The diameter of Mars is 6.8 × 103 km

Calculate the difference between the diameter of Neptune and the diameter of Mars. Give your answer in standard form in terms of kkk.

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