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coolgeek on May 9, 2019 | parent | context | favorite | on: Air Pollution in Our Homes

The problem was with your math. 10.7 per 100k != 10,000 in a million.

10.7 per 100k == 1.07 per 10k == 107 per 1000k (1m)

_brnu on May 9, 2019 [–]

You're correct. Moving too quick. And that, in turn, is still two orders of magnitude greater than 2. I think my point still stands. Thanks for the help.

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