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If a star is to be measured to be at a distance of 9.3 × 10^13 kilometers from earth in february, then how far should it be in August?
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If a star is to be measured to be at a distance of 9.3 × 10^13 kilometers from earth in february, then how far should it be in August?

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I think we may be in the same class? I'm stuck on this question too, let me know if you have figured out how to solve it yet because I'm so lost ;;
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