Would someone please reword this?

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A certain computer can perform 105 calculations per second. How many calculations can it perform in 10 seconds?

rate * time = amount

so,
105 * 10 = 1050

I showed you the reason I took the step I did.

Maybe you need to write it out in a different form...

A certain computer can perform 10^5 calculations per second. How many calculations can it perform in 10 seconds?

Is what it's supposed to say, sorry!

That.....wasn't what I asked, but thanks anyway!

To find out how many calculations a computer can perform in 10 seconds, you need to multiply the number of calculations it can perform per second (105) by the number of seconds (10).

Step 1: Start with the given information: the computer can perform 105 calculations per second and we want to find how many calculations it can perform in 10 seconds.

Step 2: Write the mathematical expression to represent the problem:

Number of calculations = Number of calculations per second x Number of seconds

Step 3: Substitute the values into the expression:

Number of calculations = 105 x 10

Step 4: Calculate the result:

Number of calculations = 1050

Therefore, the computer can perform 1050 calculations in 10 seconds.

clearly, 10^5 * 10 = 10^6, right?