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Light travels at a constant 3.0x10^8m/s. If the moon is 3.84x108 meters from the earth, how much time would it take the light from the moon to reach the earth?​
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Light travels at a constant 3.0x10^8m/s.

If the moon is 3.84x108 meters from the earth, how much time would it take the light from the moon to reach the earth?​

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mulitipy the numbers and u will get the answer!!

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