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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Given the equation P^2 = A^3, what is the orbital period, in days, for the planet Venus? (Venus is located 0.72 AU from the sun?)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I was looking up units. If the semi-major axis 'A' is in Astronomical Units: AU Then the period 'P' will be in years. So you need to convert your answer from the given equation from years into days.

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