The planets in our solar system can be modeled using spheres. the diameter of jupiter is 142984. the volume of saturn is 59.9% the volume of jupiter. what is saturn's diameter, in kilometers? round your answer to the nearest thousandth

The equatorial diameter of Saturn is 120,536 km and its polar diameter of Saturn is 108,728 km.

Saturn's diameter in Kilometers is 120530.34 km

Step-by-step explanation: ∛2.188765136e14

Vs(Volume of Saturn)

Vj(Volume of Jupiter)

r1 = d/2

Volume of a sphere = 4/3 π r³

Vs = 0.559 * Vj

4/3 π(r2)³ = 0.559[ 4/3 π(r1)³]

(r2)³ = 0.559[ 4/3 π(r1)³](3/4π)

(r2)³ = 0.559 (r1)³

(r2)³ = 0.559(142984/2)³

∛(r2)³ =  ∛2.188765136e14

r2 = 60265.17

d2 = 2*r2

d2= 2(60265.17)

d2= 120530.34 km

g(x) is the negative form of f(x)? because whenever its the negative form it reflects its self over the x axis. idk if this is right though.

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