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To find: The distances in standard notation and list the distances from the least to the greatest.
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Answer to Problem 2PTTS
The planets in order of least distance to greatest mean distance in standard notation can be written as follows:
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The following table:
Calculation:
To write the given distances in standard form, move the decimal point as many places as the power of
The distance in standard form can be written as:
The planets in order of least distance to greatest mean distance can be written as follows:
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