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A blackboard.ccri.edu My C Content Applicant Cockpit Review | Online Resume Builder | Create a Perfe.. in Cranston, RI | Indeed.com v Question Completion Status: 11 QUESTION 75 Saturn has an angular size of 16", and an observed Synodic Period of 1.035yrs. Saturn's moon, Titan orbits the planet with an angular separation of 192", with a period of 15.9days. From these observations we can determine Saturn's mass. Subtract 1AU from the distance between Sun and Saturn (previous question) to get the distance from Earth to Saturn, then convert this distance to kilometers. Oa. 6,4×10-8 km Ob. 1440 km Ocg,6x106 km Od.1,4×10® km Oe. 1,3×10° km QUESTION 76
Transcribed Image Text:A blackboard.ccri.edu My C Content Applicant Cockpit Review | Online Resume Builder | Create a Perfe.. in Cranston, RI | Indeed.com v Question Completion Status: 11 QUESTION 75 Saturn has an angular size of 16", and an observed Synodic Period of 1.035yrs. Saturn's moon, Titan orbits the planet with an angular separation of 192", with a period of 15.9days. From these observations we can determine Saturn's mass. Subtract 1AU from the distance between Sun and Saturn (previous question) to get the distance from Earth to Saturn, then convert this distance to kilometers. Oa. 6,4×10-8 km Ob. 1440 km Ocg,6x106 km Od.1,4×10® km Oe. 1,3×10° km QUESTION 76
A blackboard.ccri.edu Content My Questions Review | Online Resume Builder | Create a Perfe. Applicant Cockpit ranston, RI | Indeed.com * Question Completion Status: T.4AT0 KII Oe. 1.3x109 km 1 points QUESTION 76 Saturn has an angular size of 16", and an observed Synodic Period of 1.035yrs. Saturn's moon, Titan orbits the planet with an angular separation of 192", with a period of 15.9days. From these observations we can determine Saturn's mass. Find the separation distance between Titan and Saturn using its angular separation and the distance to Saturn (from Earth). Oa. 79,000 km b.9.2×104 km Oc1,2×106 km Od.5.6x107 km Oe.4.7×108 km 1E QUESTION 77
Transcribed Image Text:A blackboard.ccri.edu Content My Questions Review | Online Resume Builder | Create a Perfe. Applicant Cockpit ranston, RI | Indeed.com * Question Completion Status: T.4AT0 KII Oe. 1.3x109 km 1 points QUESTION 76 Saturn has an angular size of 16", and an observed Synodic Period of 1.035yrs. Saturn's moon, Titan orbits the planet with an angular separation of 192", with a period of 15.9days. From these observations we can determine Saturn's mass. Find the separation distance between Titan and Saturn using its angular separation and the distance to Saturn (from Earth). Oa. 79,000 km b.9.2×104 km Oc1,2×106 km Od.5.6x107 km Oe.4.7×108 km 1E QUESTION 77
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