Question

A photo taken with a smartphone has $1,227,104$pixels. A photo taken with a camera has $11,943,936$ pixels. Approximately how many times more pixels are in the photo taken with the camera?

Answer 1

Given, A photo taken with a smartphone has $1,227,104$ pixels.

A photo taken with a camera has $11,943,936$ pixels.

To find approximately how many times more pixels are in the photo taken with the camera, we should divide $11,943,936$ by $1,227,104$.

So, Approximately how many times more pixels are in the photo taken with the camera $=\frac{11,943,936}{1,227,104}$

$=9.73343416695$

Approximately how many times more pixels are in the photo taken with the camera $=10$