Physics, asked by rahulkr57, 9 months ago

Find the distance of 1 light year

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Answered by rithish07062006

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It is about 9.4 trillion km

Answered by Anonymous

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Light year= speed of light* 1 year

= 300000* 365 days* 24 hours* 60 minutes* 60 seconds

= 300000 * 3600* 8760

= 31536000*300000

= 9460800000000

= **9.46 * 10^12 km**

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