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A light-year is _____. the distance traveled by light in one year any year not called a leap year the time required for light to travel in one year equal to 186,000 miles
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A light-year is _____.

the distance traveled by light in one year
any year not called a leap year
the time required for light to travel in one year
equal to 186,000 miles

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The time required for light to travel in one year.

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