Physics, asked by sushmasoraisam3, 11 months ago

If the diameter of the Earth( 12,700km) is scaled down to 1 cm, then how large is the sun (diameter 1.4×10^6km) on this scale? ​

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Answered by cosmiccreed
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Assuming that the diameter of the Earth (12,700 km) is scaled down to 1 cm, the diameter of the sun on this scale is 110.23 cm and the distance of the nearest star on this scale is 3.15 * 10^9 cm.

   As given in the question, 12700 Km is equivalent to 1 cm on the given scale.

   So, 1 Km is equivalent to 1/12700 cm. Thus, diameter of the sun (1.4 * 10^6 km) can be calculated as (1.4 * 10^6) / 12700 = 110.23 cm

   Again, 1 Light year = 9.46 * 10 ^ 12 Km. So, on calculation, 4.24 light year is equal to 3.15 * 10^9 cm.

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