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one AU equals 93 million miles

earth is one AU from the sun

Jupiter is 483.88 million miles from the sun

Jupiter is 778.3 km from the sun

earth is 149.6 km from the sun

1 mile equals 1.609 km

  1. subtract earth's distance to the sun from Jupiter's distance to the sun
  2. divide the answer by 93 million miles equals 4.203 AU
  3. follow step 1 for kilometers 628.7km
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