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The unit light-year is a measure of A. time. B. temperature. C. brightness. D. distance.
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The unit light-year is a measure of
A. time.
B. temperature.
C. brightness.
D. distance.
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the unit light year is a measure of distance.
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One light-year is the
distance
that light travels in vacuum
in one year. It's a unit of distance.
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