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Do you know the relationship between distance, rate, and time?
(3.00*10^8)(3.54*10^7)
this uses the formula \[Speed = \frac{distance~~travelled}{time ~taken}\] you have the distance and the speed so \[Time ~taken = \frac{distance~ travelled}{time~taken}\]
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hope it helps
@campbell_st is correct. The general formula is distance=rate*time
oops should read \[time ~taken = \frac{distance}{speed}\]
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that is not what it wants ex. 3.54*10^15
never mind
add you're two sums love
6.54*10^15
did i get it right @Kitten_is_back
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