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If you could travel with speed of light (3.0e5 km/s) it would take only 2.5 minutes to reach venus. how far is venus from earth

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motikmotik3 years ago

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D=S/T ,S=3.0e5km/s × 2.5min×60
D=4.5×e6km

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