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What is the scientific notation for number of kilometers light will travel in 60 seconds?

1 answer:

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Travel distance by light in a second = 3*10^5 kms
Travel distance by light in 60 seconds =
3*10^5 * 60
180 * 10^5
1.8 * 10^7 kms

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