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Un estudiante de Astronomía sabe que Venus le da la vuelta al Sol 225 días y Marte 687 días . Si sabe que la última vez que v s

, tierra y Marte se alinearon fue hace 1805645 días , ¿ en cuanto tiempo se volverán a alinear los 3 planetas al mismo punto?

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Jet001 [13]2 years ago

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The student of astronauts u know that

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