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In astronomy, planets, moons, and asteroids are called celestial bodies. Order the bodies from least (1) to greatest (5) average

distance from Earth.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Please have a look at the attached figure.

We are <u>given</u> the following things:

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Let us try to find out $\angle E$ and $\angle DFE$ . After that we will compare them.

<u>Finding </u> $\angle DFE$ <u>:</u>

Side EG is a straight line so $\angle GFE = 180$

$\angle GFE$ is sum of internal $\angle DFE$ and external $\angle DFG$

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<u>Finding </u> $\angle E$ <u>:</u>

<u>Property of external angle:</u> External angle in a triangle is equal to the sum of two opposite internal angles of a triangle.

i.e. external $\angle DFG$ = $\angle E + \angle EDF$

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Jason = J, Kim = K

K+325m = J
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