Physics, asked by vimleshprakash001, 1 month ago

Express light year in meters. What is its order of magnitude?

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Answered by seemaanilgautam

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Answer:

1 light year = 9.461 × 1015 metres

Answered by krimipatel6126st

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Therefore, the order of magnitude of one light year is ${{10}^{16}}metres$.

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