What are at least two reasons why the colony of Pennsylvania was different from the Massachusetts bay colony

Pennsylvania was run by William Penn and was a proprietary colony. Massachusetts was a royal colony and was run by the King.

Explanation:

There were differences between the colonies of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. One difference was in the economic activities of these colonies. In Massachusetts, there was a great deal of manufacturing. Due to the rocky soil, subsistence farming was the kind of farming done in Massachusetts. Shipping, manufacturing, and fishing were the main economic activities. In Pennsylvania, the soil was more fertile. Farmers grew grain and sold it throughout the colonies. Unlike Massachusetts, Pennsylvania had a cash crop, which was grain. Some manufacturing was also done in Pennsylvania.

Another difference was in the area of religion. In Pennsylvania, there was a great deal of religious tolerance and religious freedom. People of many different backgrounds and religions settled in Pennsylvania. In Massachusetts, the Puritan religion was the main religion. There was no religious tolerance or religious freedom in Massachusetts.  

86.5 grams

Explanation:

You would do 105 times 82.38% or 0.8238, and you would get 86.49, but you would round up to the nearest tenth which is 86.5,