Try Now.......Listed below are some distances from Earth to other objects in the Milky Way galaxy. Convert eachdistance to light-years. (Each of these distances is less than one light-year. For an added challenge,convert each distance to light minutes or light seconds.)1.The distance from Earth to the Moon is about 384,400 km. How many light-years is this?2.The distance from Earth to Mars is about 784,000,000 km. How many light-years is this?3.The distance from Earth to Pluto is about 5,750,000,000 km. How many light-years is this?

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