Answer: 29.28 years
Explanation:
From Kepler's third law the square of orbital period of revolving celestial body is proportional to the cube of semi -major axis from the body it is revolving about.
P² =A³
Where, P is the orbital period in years and A is the semi-major axis in AU (Astronomical units)
It is given that, For Saturn, A = 9.5 AU. We need to find P
⇒P² = (9.5 AU)³
⇒P² = 857.38
⇒P = 29.28 years
Thus, the orbital period of Jupiter is 29.28 years around the Sun.
Astt: Angle Sum Tri Theorem
Check the tower to see if it has more than multipin monitor connector.
You need to divide the miles by the hours to et the Average speed.
M divided by h = s
Because to get the mph (miles per hour) you multiply the average speed to the hours.
S•h=mph