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Chemistry, 25.11.2019 04:31 mandilynn22

The orbital radius of venus is 0.72 au. what is this distance in kilometers? (one au is about 150 million kilometers.)
a)10.8 kilometers
b)10.8 million kilometers
c)108 kilometers
d)108 million kilometers

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