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LESSON 211. One astronomical unit is approximately (a) 149,600,000 kilometers or(6) 93.000.000 miles. Write both numbers using scientific notation.2. Test Kepler's equation for the nine planets in our

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LESSON 211. One astronomical unit is approximately (a) 149,600,000 kilometers or(6) 93.000.000 miles. Write both numbers using scientific notation.2. Test Kepler's equation for the nine planets in our solar system using the table below.(Astronomical units relate the other planets' periods and mean distances to Earth'speriod and mean distance.) Is k approximately the same value for each planet?PlanetPMercury0.2410.387Venus0.6150.723Earth1.0001.000Mars1.8811.523Jupiter11.8615.203Saturn29.4579.541Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reservedUranus84.00819.190164.78430.086NeptunePluto248.35039.507

LESSON 211. One astronomical unit is approximately (a) 149,600,000 kilometers or(6) 93.000.000 miles-example-1

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Raul Ferreira · Answer 1 · 2023-10-20T14:01:41+0000

See explanation below

Step-by-step explanation:

1) 149,600,000 km to scientific notation:

we count the number of movement from the last number to the first number

The number of movement = 8

$\begin{gathered} \text{scientific notation = 1.4}9600000*10^{number\text{ of movement}} \\ =\text{ 1.496 }*10^8\operatorname{km} \end{gathered}$

93,000,000 miles to scientific notation:

number of movement = 7

$\begin{gathered} \text{scientific notation = }9.3000000*10^{number\text{ of movement}} \\ =\text{ 9.3}*10^7\text{miles} \end{gathered}$

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