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2 years ago

A single year on Saturn is equal to 29.4 years on earth. About how many Earth-years are equal to 3 years on Saturn

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Zanzabum2 years ago

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88.2

29.4 x 3 =88.2

1 Saturn yr = 29.4 Earth yrs
3 Saturn yrs = 88.2 Earth yrs

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