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The mean distance from Saturn to the sun is 9 times greater than the mean distance from Earth to the sun. How long is a Saturn year?
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The mean distance from Saturn to the sun is 9 times greater than the mean distance from Earth to the sun. How long is a Saturn year?

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It probably also has a nineth of the speed, so it's 81 earth years. If they had the same speed, it would be 9 earth years. Probably the first one is more accurate :-??
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