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How far is Mars from the sun in scientific notation?

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The distance between the sun and Mars is approximately 141,000,000 miles, how do you write it in scientific notation? Socratic.


Beside this, how far are the planets from the sun in scientific notation?

(Astronomical Unit) from the sun. Scientific Notation: 4.600 x 107 km (3.075 x 10-1 A.U.) Scientific Notation: 6.982 x 107 km (0.4667 A.U.)

Also Know, how far is Jupiter from the sun in scientific notation? An astronomical unit, or AU, is the average distance from the Sun to the Earth – 150 million km. Jupiter's average distance from the Sun is 5.2 AU. Its closest point is 4.95 AU, and its most distant point is 5.46 AU. We have written many articles about Jupiter for Universe Today.

Also to know, how far is Mercury from the Sun in scientific notation?

The distance between the sun and Mercury is approximately: 36,000,000 miles, how do you write it in scientific notation? Socratic.

How far is Venus from the sun in scientific notation?

The distance between the sun and Venus is approximately 67,000,000 miles, how do you write it in scientific notation?

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