Math, asked by sonianaveen79, 11 months ago

How
many metres are there in 6 six light
years​

Answers

Answered by GGcharan
1

Answer:

56764382835484790 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Mark as brainliest.....

Answered by sreramv23
0
It is easy just find out the simplest form of meters in a light year and then multiply by six

Meters in one light year =
9.461⋅10+15
Meters in six light years = 5.6766⋅10+10+16m
Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
Chemistry, 5 months ago
PAGE: DATE: 1 1) minimum no g a variable factors like tempercelare, pressure a composition bequired to define a system completely is known as ​...
Math, 5 months ago
A water tank is of the size 2m x 1.5m x 3m. How many litres of water can it accommodate​...
Science, 5 months ago
Raw meterial involved in the process of photosynthesis (a)carbon dioxide (b)water (c)sunlight (d) all of them​...
Chemistry, 11 months ago
A vessel contains equal masses of hydrogen and Helium. the fraction of partial pressure of hydrogen in the mixture is​...
Math, 11 months ago
pls answer this question​...
Business Studies, 1 year ago
Would excellent product quality be a strength for your firm if it was equivalent to the quality of competing products in the same market? Why or why not?
Chemistry, 1 year ago
Write down the formula of sodium oxide and magnesium hydroxide...
Science, 1 year ago
a straited muscles are disc shape​...