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Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system and earth is the 5 th largest
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Write a 10 digit numeral that has. 9 in the tenth place 3 in the milliions place 5 in the billions place 7 in the hundreds millions place 1 in the thousands place 6 in all other places
Billions. They're one of the planet's dominant species
5 900 000 000 miles = 9 495 129 600 kilometers Pluto (no longer a planet) is at a distance of 5,945,900,000 km So this planet would have to be out beyond Pluto. As Neptune is the last planet out, the answer therefore has to be there is no planet at 5900 million miles from the sun.
Bill Billions is 5' 11".
Captain Planet and the Planeteers - 1990 No Place Like Home 5-7 was released on: USA: 19 November 1994
Its in the tens place. The numbers go up from the last one. The 6 is in the ones place, the 5 in the tens, the 3 in the hundreds, then it goes up to thousands, millions, billions, trillions, and so on.
To round a number to the nearest billion, you need to look at the digit in the billions place. If the digit to the right of the billions place is 5 or greater, you round up; if it is less than 5, you round down. For example, if you have a number like 4,750,000,000, you would round it up to 5,000,000,000. If the number is 4,200,000,000, you would round it down to 4,000,000,000.
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well, 000,000,000 would be considered in the millions. for example, in 5,867,002, the 5 would be in the millions place. it is worth 5 million. even more zeros would have place value in the billions and trillions.
1). As an artificial space vehicle approaches and passes another planet, we can observe the effect of the other planet on its motion. 2). Knowing the vehicle's mass, and the effect the other planet has on its motion, we can calculate the other planet's mass. 3). Knowing the time the other planet takes to revolve around the sun, we can calculate its distance from the sun. 4). Knowing the other planet's distance from the sun, and its apparent size as seen from earth, we can calculate its actual size. 5). Knowing the other planet's actual size and mass, we can calculate the gravitational field at its surface, or at any distance from its center. 6). Knowing the gravitational field at any distance from the center of the other planet, we can calculate the weight that any familiar object would have if it were on or near that planet.