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The volume of Jupiter is approximately 1014 cubic kilometers. The volume of Earth is approximately 1011 cubic kilometers. How many planets the size of Earth does it take to equal the volume of Jupiter?
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The volume of Jupiter is approximately 1014 cubic kilometers. The volume of Earth is approximately 1011 cubic kilometers. How many planets the size of Earth does it take to equal the volume of Jupiter?

The volume of Jupiter is approximately 1014 cubic kilometers. The volume of Earth-example-1
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 a 10^-3 i hope this helps you .
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