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The unit of distance used in astronomy is the light year, defined as the distance travelled by light in one calender year. How far away from earth (in km) is a star if its distance is quoted as 10 light
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The unit of distance used in astronomy is the light year, defined as the distance travelled by light in one calender year. How far away from earth (in km) is a star if its distance is quoted as 10 light years?

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The answer is 9.7 Trillion km
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9.7 trillion kilometers

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