4,879 km, times the scale (0.0000000072)

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anonymous · Answer

Can someone tell me there answer

anonymous · Answer

$$4.879kmtimes7.2\times10^{-9}=15.1288\times10^{-9}km$$$$=1.51288\times10^{-8}km$$$$=1.513\times10^{-8}km$$

anonymous · Answer

thats not any of my answers.

anonymous · Answer

what are the answer then?

anonymous · Answer

This is how it was explained to me

anonymous · Answer

So, if the Sun were a 10-meter sphere, how big would Jupiter be? To find that out, you multiply the diameter of Jupiter, which is 142,984 km, times the scale (0.0000000072). If you get out your trusty calculator, you will find that Jupiter would be 0.00103 km or 1.03 meters in diameter. This means, if the Sun were a 10-meter sphere, Jupiter would be just over 1 meter in diameter or about 1/10 the size of the Sun. You can divide the diameter of Jupiter by the diameter of the Sun to see if this is correct!

campbell_st · Answer

the answer to you problem is 3.513 cm.

anonymous · Answer

it is multiply the both......4879x7.2×10−9