The zero propperty because you are add any thing plus zero
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the answer should be the second option idk for sure sorry if wrong.
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if it matters then simply further...
4 + \sqrt{4i} = 
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The distance light travels in one year is known as a light year.

The closest that Earth ever gets to Jupiter is 

Hence, the distance it will take light to travel from Earth to Jupiter at this distance is 