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enyata [817]
4 years ago
5

THE AVERAGE DISTANCE FROM THE SUN TO VENUS IS 67,237,910 MILES. THE AVERAGE DISTANCE FROM THE SUN TO EARTH IS 92,955,807. WHICH

STATMENT IS TRUE?
A. THE VALUE OF 2 IN VENUS' DISTANCE IS 10 TIMES THE VALUE OF 2 IN EARTH'S DISTANCE.
B. THE VALUE OF 2 IN EARTH;S DISTANCE IS 1/10 THE VALUE OF 2 IN VENUS' DISTANCE.
C. THE VALUE OF 2 IN VENUS' DISTANCE IS 1/10 THE VALUE OF EARTH'S DISTANCE.
D. THE VALUE OF 2 IN THE TWO DISTANCE IS EQUAL.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Agata [3.3K]4 years ago
4 0
C - the value of 2 in Venus' distance is 1/10 the value of earth's distance.

The 2 in Venus' distance represents 200,000
The 2 in Earth's distance represents 2,000,000

Venus's 2 is 1/10 the value of earth's
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