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Given the equation P2 = A3, what is the orbital period, in years, for the planet Jupiter? (Jupiter is located 5.2 AU from the sun.)
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plug and solve\[P^2 = A^3\]so\[P = \sqrt{A^3} = \sqrt{(5.2AU)^3}\]
I got 11.83 so the choices i have would be 11 the other options are 5 years 11 years 110 years 500 years @JFraser
take the cube of 5.2 and take the square root of that. the answer is one of those
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