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The volume of Jupiter is approximately 10^14 cubic kilometers. The volume of Earth is approximately 10^11 cubic kilometers. How many planets the size of Earth does it take to eq…

The volume of Jupiter is approximately 10^14 cubic kilometers. The volume of Earth is approximately 10^11 cubic kilometers. How many planets the size of Earth does it take to eq…
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The volume of Jupiter is approximately 10^14 cubic kilometers. The volume of Earth is approximately 10^11 cubic kilometers. How many planets the size of Earth does it take to equal the size of Jupiter?

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The answer is 3 more Piles of the earth to complete it. Hope this helps.
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