I have the EXACT question on my science homework! I believe it would the suns diameter (1,391,000 kilometers) divided by earths diameter ( 12,757 kilometers)
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You don't need a mathematical equation. All you need are the numbers.In round, approximate numbers:-- Earth diameter = 12,750 km-- Moon diameter = 3,475 kmIf you want a 'ratio' to amaze your friends with, then you can use an actualmathematical equation for that:The ratio of the Earth's diameter to the Moon's diameter isDE / DM = 3.669 (rounded)-- The linear dimensions of the Earth are 3.669 times as large as those of the moon.By simple geometry, then, you can say that . . .-- the Earth's surface area is 13.462 times that of the moon,-- Earth's volume is 49.39 times the Moon's volume.(If you're in the league of those that are comfortable with mathematical equationsand like to toss them around, then you find that some consider the phrase "timessmaller" to be quite arbitrary, while to others, it has no meaning at all.)
The diameter of Earth is 7,926.2 miles (12,756 km).
Mercury's diameter is 0.3825 times that of Earth's
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The diameter of Venus is about 95% of the diameter of the Earth. Venus is 12103.6 kilometers in diameter from any reference. (Its slow spin does not produce a bulge.) Earth has an equatorial diameter of about 12756.2 kilometers and a polar diameter of about 12713.6 kilometers.
The mathematical equation which describes how to measure the distance from Earth to the moon using Earth's diameter as a unit of measure is d = Dcot(p/2)/2 Where d is the distance from Earth to the moon, D is the diameter of the Earth and p is the angle of parallax subtended at moon by the diameter of the Earth.
You don't need a mathematical equation. All you need are the numbers.In round, approximate numbers:-- Earth diameter = 12,750 km-- Moon diameter = 3,475 kmIf you want a 'ratio' to amaze your friends with, then you can use an actualmathematical equation for that:The ratio of the Earth's diameter to the Moon's diameter isDE / DM = 3.669 (rounded)-- The linear dimensions of the Earth are 3.669 times as large as those of the moon.By simple geometry, then, you can say that . . .-- the Earth's surface area is 13.462 times that of the moon,-- Earth's volume is 49.39 times the Moon's volume.(If you're in the league of those that are comfortable with mathematical equationsand like to toss them around, then you find that some consider the phrase "timessmaller" to be quite arbitrary, while to others, it has no meaning at all.)
You need no mathematical equation for that. The Sun is about 400 times larger, in diameter, than the Moon. It also happens happens to be about 400 times farther away. These two things basically cancel one another.If you want an equation, you can write an equation to calculate the apparent diameter. For small angles, the angle (in radians) of a distant object is equal to the object's diameter divided by the distance.
The combined diameter of Earth and earth's moon is 16,232 milometers, or 11% the diameter of Jupiter, 14% the diameter of Saturn, 32% the diameter of Uranus, and 33% the diameter of Neptune.
Scientific laws. Scientific laws. Scientific laws. Scientific laws.
2½ Moon Diameter = Earth's Diameter- 1 Moon Diameter. Earth's Diameter = 7/2 Moon
The Sun's diameter is about 108 times the size of Earth's. (The Sun has a diameter of about 865,000 miles compared to Earth at 8000 miles.)
No. Mars has about half the diameter of Earth.
The diameter of Earth is 7,926.2 miles (12,756 km).
The diameter of the earth is around 12,756.2 km
The sun has a diameter of 865,000 miles or 1.39 million kilometers. Its diameter is 109 times the diameter of earth. Despite its seemingly huge size in comparison to earth, the sun is actually considered a small star and is classified as a yellow dwarf.
That is a very good estimate of the earth's circumference in miles, 24,901.5 miles. It is not earth's diameter. 7926 miles is an estimate of earth's diameter.