How long would it take NASA to retrieve images from a satellite near Jupiter if Jupiter...
How long would it take NASA to retrieve images from a satellite near Jupiter if Jupiter is 9.68 X 10 8 km from Earth?
| A. |
3.2 x 103 s |
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| B. |
1.0 x 108 s |
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| C. |
2.1 x 102 s |
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| D. |
6.1 x 1011 s |
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