I NEED HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!! A spaceship needs to travel 5⁄7 of a light-year to get to the moon. The spaceship traveled 1⁄3 of a lig
ht-year before stopping at a space station to get fuel. How much further must the spaceship travel to get to the moon?
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The spaceship must travel 2/3 of a light to get to the moon. Hope this helps!
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