What is the orbital period in years of a planet with a semi major axis of 35 au

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mezya [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Orbital period of the planet will be 207.06 year

Explanation:

We have given the planet have the semi major axis as 35 au

We have to find the orbital period of the planet

From Keplar's third law there is relation between the orbital period and semi major axis which is t $T^2=R^3$

So $T^2=35^3$

$T^2=42875$

$T=207.06year$

So orbital period of the planet will be 207.06 year

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