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The moon is 384403 km from the sun. Estimate how many quarters laid end to end it would take to reach the moon if a quarter has a diameter of 2.3
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The moon is 384403 km from the sun. Estimate how many quarters laid end to end it would take to reach the moon if a quarter has a diameter of 2.3

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1 quarter=2.3

X quarter=384403

384403/2.3=167,131.7391304348

THE ANSWER IS 167,131.7391304348

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