Answer:
<em>Based on my research....</em>
<u>Earth</u> to Moon - 238,900 Miles
<u>Sun</u> to Moon - About 150 Kilometers
<u>Mars</u> to Moon - Roughly 476,000 Miles
<u>Jupiter</u> to Moon - Basically 630 <u>million </u> Kilometers
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Note:
- Some of the things I have researched my be <u>wrong</u> so please tell me if it is.
- Most of these are <u>average</u> or <u>rounded up</u>, so the exact distance is <u>unknown</u>
- Remember, someone else did all these experiments and gave it to the internet, so I only <u>researched</u>, <u>searched</u> it up and typed it in here.
~<em>This took a while to type, research, and write so Brainliest would highly appreciated</em>~
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Answer: C. Buddhism
Explanation: I just took the quiz and got 100%
Geologist may determine the density of earth materials by measuring the mass of the object and its volume.
<h3>What is density ?</h3>
The mass of a substance per unit of volume is its density. Density is most frequently represented by the symbol, however Latin letter D may also be used. The formula for density is mass divided by volume
Earth's density is around 5.513 g/cm3 if you average the density throughout the entire globe. However, if you compare the density of the Earth by its layers, you'll notice that it rises continuously from the crust to the core.
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