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Orders of magnitude refer to the relative size or scale of quantities, usually measured in powers of 10. For example, if something is 10 times larger or smaller than another, it's said to be one order of magnitude different. It's a way to quickly understand the scale of things, particularly in scientific or mathematical contexts.
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