How do you find the circumference of the sun in feet?

Answer 1

The circumference of the equatorial great circle of the Sun is 1.43545 E+10 = 14354.5 million feet.

According to my understanding, the circumference of the Sun is the solar disc, which is almost the same circumference as the equator.

The Sun's approximate equatorial radius is 696342 km.

The circumference of the equator = #2pi X 696342#

= 4375246 miles

= 4375246-4/0.609344, or 2718652 miles

= 2718652 by 5280 feet

equals 14354.5 million feet.

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Answer 2

Olivia Aldridge

The approximate circumference of the sun is 2,713,406 miles. To convert this to feet, multiply by 5,280 (feet in a mile). The result is approximately 14,325,772,480,000 feet.

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