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The diameter of the equator of Saturn is 74,897 miles. This is about 945% of the diameter of Earth at its equator. To the nearest ten miles, find the diameter of Earth at its equator.
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A percent of any number is that number multiplied by the percent number and divided by 100. 10% of 900 is 900 * 10/100 = 90. 945% of Earth's diameter = Earth's Diameter * 945/100 = 74,897 miles. Calculate Earth's Diameter from there.
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