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An astronomer finds an object at a distance of 6.8 AU from theEarth. Which type of object is this likely to be? A A comet in our solarsystem. B A star in ourGalaxy. C An artificial satelliteorbiting the
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An astronomer finds an object at a distance of 6.8 AU from theEarth. Which type of object is this likely to be?

A A comet in our solarsystem.
B A star in ourGalaxy.
C An artificial satelliteorbiting the Earth.
D A distant galaxy.

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I think the answer is A
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