Question

help me with this picture please

Answer 1

@Nerd123 help!!!

Answer 2

Sun 1,391,000
Mercury 4,879
Venus 12,104
Earth 12,756
Mars 6,794
Jupiter 142,984
Saturn 120,526
Uranus 51,118
Neptune 49,528

it says to multiply these by 0.0000000072

Answer 3

Jupiter is about 1/10 of the sun and 1.02m is about 1/10 of 10m.

I think your problem is that most pocket calculators cannot handle 10 figure numbers like 0.0000000072

Earth is about 1/100 of the sun so expect about 0.1m

Trick try doing the sum in km not meters so multiply by 0.0000072 then convert in your head by removing 3 naughts ot zeros or just drop the kilo from kilometer and there you are

EX Earth is 12756 km X 0,0000072 = 0.0918 km divide by 1000 = 0.0918 m

Check earth is about 1/100 sun diameters so expect the answer to be about 0.1 meters or 10 cm so that works.

to sum up only 5 zeros after the decimal point and you have it.

Answer 4

1.You have seen how large Jupiter would be if the Sun were a 10-meter sphere. Using the same scale, how large would the other planets be? Give your answers in meters, rounded to the nearest one thousandth.
2.To what common objects would the scaled Sun and planets be similar in size? (Hint: You might want to convert the meters to inches if it helps you visualize the sizes of the scaled planets. One meter equals 39.37 inches.)

Answer 5

If the sun is a 10 meter sphere. The Diameter of each of the planets would be. 1. Mercury 34.9 mm 2. Venus 86.9 mm 3. Earth 91.5 mm 4. Mars 48.5 mm 5. Jupiter 1027.2 mm 6. Saturn 836.5 mm 7. Uranus 337.2 mm 8.

Answer 6

does this help

Answer 7

yes :D

Answer 8

what would be number 8?

Answer 9

Neptune 326.4 mm

Answer 10

is this good

Answer 11

and u are in which grade

Answer 12

yes you are like the best now for number two? 2.To what common objects would the scaled Sun and planets be similar in size? (Hint: You might want to convert the meters to inches if it helps you visualize the sizes of the scaled planets. One meter equals 39.37 inches.)

Answer 13

10th you

Answer 14

hahaha you are 14 and in 10th i am 14 and i am in 8th

Answer 15

Converting centimeters into millimeters, you have to follow the same method. Multiply the given value in centimeters by 10 and you will get the answer in millimeters. [ [ Or you remember the relation 1centimeter = 10millimeters.1 centimeter = 10 millimeters. ] ]

Answer 16

lol 2 is hard i need to find objects that would represent the planets, you need to change the answers from meters to inches and find objects that are those sizes that can represent each planet

Answer 17

@Nerd123

Answer 18

ok its hard let me think bro

Answer 19

alright

Answer 20

its hard very hard

Answer 21

:(

Answer 22

lol ok can you change those answers you gave me from milimeters to meters? Mercury 34.9 mm
Venus 86.9 mm
Earth 91.5 mm
Mars 48.5 mm
Jupiter 1027.2 mm
Saturn 836.5 mm
Uranus 337.2 mm
Neptune 326.4 mm

Answer 23

Sun 1,391,000 Mercury 4,879 Venus 12,104 Earth 12,756 Mars 6,794 Jupiter 142,984 Saturn 120,526 Uranus 51,118 Neptune 49,528

Answer 24

i thinks its i n meter

Answer 25

but it says mm

Answer 26

To question two....For representing the Sun with a basketball of 29.5 inches in diameter, then Earth would be represented by a small marble of a bit more than a quarter of an inch in diameter.
Would this work?? :/

Answer 27

omg yes!!!

Answer 28

thank god some on answered i was confused

Answer 29

lol yes omg i lovee you both can you give me more for the other planets?

Answer 30

i can give you more for other planets :P

Answer 31

hahaha yeah like
ur tutors

Answer 32

a softball could be used for Jupiter and Saturn. Use baseballs for Earth and Venus, a ping ball for Mars, Neptune and Uranus. And use a large shooter marble for Mercury. Since they declassified Pluto as a planet, you won't have to worry about that one...? Would this be okay?

Answer 33

awesome

Answer 34

ha hah i like how astronomy can be related to sport

Answer 35

lol yayyyyyy

Answer 36

OR....ball of yarn but a big one Uranus:huge gravel or small rock the rest bigger to smaller marbles

Answer 37

you could use that also

Answer 38

which ever you prefer...

Answer 39

does everyone love me as much as i love them?

Answer 40

OK now its geography and science how many lev els its gonna reach

Answer 41

lmao

Answer 42

.1:
Mercury 34.9 mm
Venus 86.9 mm
Earth 91.5 mm
Mars 48.5 mm
Jupiter 1027.2 mm
Saturn 836.5 mm
Uranus 337.2 mm
Neptune 326.4 mm

i need this changed to meters guys!!

Answer 43

lmao

Answer 44

whos gonna do it!? :D

Answer 45

i'm lookin'

Answer 46

yeah mee tooo

Answer 47

:P

Answer 48

The Earth’s diameter is 12,742 km
The diameter of Jupiter is 142,981 km at its equator

Saturn has a diameter of 120,536 km
Uranus’ diameter is 51,118 km
The diameters of Neptune’s 49,500 km
you can now easily change it to meters

Answer 49

Mercury-0.0349
Venus-0.0869
Earth-0.0915
Mars-0.0485
Jupiter-1.0272
Saturn-0.8365
Uranus - 0.3372
Neptune-326.4
I converted all these into meters...you wanted that correct?

Answer 50

from mm to meters?

Answer 51

is that right ? i need the sun too yea from mm to meters

Answer 52

hahah a more easier way but a lot of work nice job

Answer 53

its right

Answer 54

Thanks..okay for what is the sun in mm?

Answer 55

idk can you find it, its diameter is 1,391,000 times that by 0.000000072

Answer 56

its 0.010052km convert that to meters

Answer 57

0.0100152 km

Answer 58

@Nerd123

Answer 59

10.0152 meters

Answer 60

maybe remove the e-5 1.00152

Answer 61

No idea @ChrisNeedsHelp

Answer 62

got it lol

Answer 63

So you all good now? lol

Answer 64

lol yup i swear i owe you alot <3 i love you some much @studmuffin and you too @Nerd123 thanks guys <3

Answer 65

yup np!

Answer 66

what you mean? lol inbox anytime ;D

Answer 67

Sorry i missied the actions guys stud muffin is a genius you too Chris