Answer:
-720
Step-by-step explanation:
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.
Answer:
-700 feet, aka 700 feet below/away from the original cruising altitude
The answer would be 101
Steps:
2+8=10
10x10=100 (because of the exponent)
100+1=101