Physics, asked by sanamalbari2, 6 months ago

1metre is equal to how many light years

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Answered by arifabeigh000

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Answer:

1 metre =

1.057 × 10^-16 light-year

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Answered by junaidh47

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Answer:

1.057 × 10-16 light-year

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