NameDateUse the table to answer questions 13 through 15.NAMEDISTANCE FROMAVERAGEΤΥΡΕORBITDIAMETERSUN (Million Miles)(Earth Days)(Miles)3,032TEMPERATURE ('C)Mercury355,800Terrestrial88Venus67260Terrestrial2247,521Earth933657,92615TerrestrialMars142260Terrestrial6874,222Jupiter4842150Gas433288,84674,89831,763Saturn8872170Gas10755Uranus1,7842200Gas30687Neptune2,7952220Gas6019030,778 15 If scientists were to discover a new planet located between Saturn andUranus, based on the chart, what would be the most likely descriptionof the planet?A. It would be large and orbit the sun in 50 Earth years. ada loB. It would be an inner planet and be terrestrial.C. It would be gaseous and 500 million miles from the sun.D. It would be 50,000 miles in diameter and hotter than Mars.

The orbit in earth years of saturn and uranus : Saturn = 10755/365 = 29.465earth years Uranus =…

6 If scientists were to discover a new planet located between Saturn and Uranus, based on the chart, what would be the most likely description of the planet? A. It would be large and orbit the sun in 50 Earth years. leda lo b B. It would be an inner planet and be terrestrial. C. It would be gaseous and 500 million miles from the sun. D. It would be 50,000 miles in diameter and hotter than Mars.

6 If scientists were to discover a new planet located between Saturn and Uranus, based on the chart, what would be the most likely description of the planet? A. It would be large and orbit the sun in 50 Earth years. leda lo b B. It would be an inner planet and be terrestrial. C. It would be gaseous and 500 million miles from the sun. D. It would be 50,000 miles in diameter and hotter than Mars.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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