Physics, asked by asad007, 9 months ago

the radius of venus is how many times the radius of the earth​

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Answered by bainsjashan
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The radius of Venus is 6,052 km. Double that and you get the diameter of Venus: 12,104 km. Need some comparison? The equatorial radius of Earth is 6,378 km, so the radius of Venus is 95% the Earth's radius.

Answered by kkambia
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radius of venus is 6,052km.

diameter of venus is 12,104 km.

radius of earth is 6,378 km.

so the radius of Venus is 95% the earth radius.

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