Assuming 1 carrot equals 60 grams, and the Sun is 1.9891 * 10^30 kg, the Sun weighs 3.315 * 10^31 60 g carrots. Also, as Julian weighs 157 pounds, and the Sun weighs 4.4 nonillion, Julian's weight is 3.57 * 10^-27% of the Sun.
Student: "Um... should I... subtract? Multiply? Ask Julian for a loan? AND WHAT ARE THE CARROTS FOR?!?!"
Teacher: "All the information you need is right there."
No, it's not, Mrs. Puff. What dimension are you pulling these numbers from?
Lecture: What's 2+3? Homework: Nancy has 15 bananas and
eats 6. How many does she have now? Test: 4^x + 8x = 17. Solve for x. Exam: Julian has 89 carrots, weighs 157
pounds, and has $2,000 in his bank account.
Calculate the mass of the Sun.