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Jupiter has a diameter of about 86,900 miles, 27.5 times the diameter of Mercury. Earth's diameter is about 7,900 miles, 2.5 times that of Mercury. Jupiter's diameter is about how many times greater than
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Jupiter has a diameter of about 86,900 miles, 27.5 times the diameter of Mercury. Earth's diameter is about 7,900 miles, 2.5 times that of Mercury. Jupiter's diameter is about how many times greater than Earth's diameter.

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Jupiter has a diameter of about 86,900 miles, 27.5 times the diameter of Mercury. Earth-example-1
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