Kindly reply.. 36Given in the table are data on the planets in our solar system.RadiusDistancefrom the SunTime taken to rotateTime taken to revolvearound the SunPlanetsMoonsaround on its axis87.9 daysMercuryVenusEarth2,440 km5,79,10,000 km58.6 days6,052 km10,82,00,000 km243 days224.7 days6,378 km14,96,00,000 km23.93 hours365.2 daysMars3,397 km22,79,40,000 km24,62 hours687 days9.84 hours10.23 hours17.9 hours11.8 yearsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptune 24,746 km71,492 km77,83,30,000 km1629.4 years84.1 years164.8 years60,268 km1,42,94,00,000 km1825,559 km2,87,09,90,000 km154,50,43,00,000 km816.11 hoursFrom this data we can say that the greater the distance of a planet from the Sun the greater is-the time to orbit the Sun.the radius of the planet.the number of moons.the rotation period.A.B.C.D.A SHOT ON OPPO이야

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36 Given in the table are data on the planets in our solar system. Planets Radius Moons Distance from the Sun Time taken to rotate Time taken to revolve around the Sun around on its axis Mercury Venus Earth Mars 2.440 km 87.9 days 224.7 days 5,79,10,000 km 58.6 days 6,052 km 10,82,00,000 km 243 days 6,378 km 14,96,00,000 km 23,93 hours 365.2 days 3,397 km 22,79,40,000 km 2 24.62 hours 687 days 9.84 hours 11.8 years Jupiter Saturn Uranus 71,492 km 77,83,30,000 km 16 10,23 hours 17.9 hours 29.4 years 84.1 years 164.8 years 60,268 km 1,42,94,00,000 km 18 25,559 km 2,87,09,90,000 km 15 Neptune 24,746 km 4,50,43,00,000 km 8 16.11 hours From this data we can say that the greater the distance of a planet from the Sun the greater is- the time to orbit the Sun. the radius of the planet. the number of moons. the rotation period. A. В. C. D. A SHOT ON OPPO

36 Given in the table are data on the planets in our solar system. Planets Radius Moons Distance from the Sun Time taken to rotate Time taken to revolve around the Sun around on its axis Mercury Venus Earth Mars 2.440 km 87.9 days 224.7 days 5,79,10,000 km 58.6 days 6,052 km 10,82,00,000 km 243 days 6,378 km 14,96,00,000 km 23,93 hours 365.2 days 3,397 km 22,79,40,000 km 2 24.62 hours 687 days 9.84 hours 11.8 years Jupiter Saturn Uranus 71,492 km 77,83,30,000 km 16 10,23 hours 17.9 hours 29.4 years 84.1 years 164.8 years 60,268 km 1,42,94,00,000 km 18 25,559 km 2,87,09,90,000 km 15 Neptune 24,746 km 4,50,43,00,000 km 8 16.11 hours From this data we can say that the greater the distance of a planet from the Sun the greater is- the time to orbit the Sun. the radius of the planet. the number of moons. the rotation period. A. В. C. D. A SHOT ON OPPO

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