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What is the total circumference of each of the planets in our solar system?

Answer 1

Owen Atkinson

#=1258827# km, nearly.

The diameters in km, from NASA Planetary Fact Sheet#

Jupiter:: 4879 Mercury: 12,104 Venus: 12,756 Earth: 12,756 Mars: 6792

142,984 Neptune: 49,528 Saturn: 120,536 Uranus: 51,118

The entire circumference

#= pi#(total of diameters#

#=pi(400697)# km

#=1258827# km, nearly.

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Answer 2

Lydia Allen

Sure, here are the total circumferences of each planet in our solar system:

Mercury: 15,329 miles (24,622 kilometers)
Venus: 37,282 miles (60,064 kilometers)
Earth: 24,901 miles (40,075 kilometers)
Mars: 13,256 miles (21,344 kilometers)
Jupiter: 279,120 miles (449,197 kilometers)
Saturn: 237,948 miles (382,459 kilometers)
Uranus: 99,018 miles (159,354 kilometers)
Neptune: 97,529 miles (156,080 kilometers)

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