Jupiter's maximum distance from the sun is approximately 8.2 x 108 kilometers and its minimum distance is roughly 7.4 x 108 kilometers. what's the difference between the minimum and maximum distance?

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Jupiter's maximum distance from the sun is approximately 8.2 x 108 kilometers and its minimum distance is roughly 7.4 x 108 kilometers. what's the difference between the minimum and maximum distance?

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86.4 km
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