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3 years ago

PLZ SOME ONE HELPS QUICK ILL GIVE 50 POINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1 answer:

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We already know that the distance of all the planets are generally calculated by keeping the Sun as the main location point.
Explanation:
The distances of all the planets from the Sun in scientific notation and exponential form-
Mercury-
57
million kilometers.
Scientific notation-
5.7
⋅
10
7

km

Venus-
108
million kilometers.
Scientific notation-
1.08
⋅
10
8

km

Earth-
150
million kilometers
Scientific notation-
1.5
⋅
10
8

km

Mars-
228
million kilometers
Scientific notation-
2.28
⋅
10
8

km

Jupiter-
779
million kilometers
Scientific notation-
7.79
⋅
10
8

km

Saturn-
1.43
billion kilometers
Scientific notation-
1.43
⋅
10
9

km

Uranus-
2.88
billion kilometers
Scientific notation-
2.388
⋅
10
9

km

Neptune-
4.5
billion kilometers
Scientific notation-
4.5
⋅
10
9

km

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