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The diameter of Jupiter is approximately 9x10^4 miles. The diameter of Earth is approximately 8x10^3 miles. Approximately how many times the diameter of Earth is the diameter of Jupiter ?
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@alivejeremy that's not one of the answer choices
Divide the diameter of Jupiter by the diameter of Earth to get the factor the problem asks for. Let me knoiw if you need more help.
@b87lar okay I did that and I got 1.1x10^1
Thank you so much for your help @b87lar and @Rushwr :)
no prob
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