Asked by Brook

What distance was used to define the astronomical unit (AU)
A. the average distance across the sun, its diameter
B. the average distance from the sun to mercury, the closest planet
C. the average distance from the sun to earth, our home planet
D. the average distance from the sun to neptune, the farthest planet
I think its c but i am not sure and i need help please
Answered by Scott
you think right
Answered by David
An astronomical unit is a unit of measurement equal to 149.6 million kilometers, the mean (average) distance from the center of the earth to the center of the sun.
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by answer
100% correct answers

1: B

2: C

3: B

4: C

5: B

6: A

7: D
Answered by 7
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Answered by Your Helper
C is correct.
Answered by A girl
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Answered by Warrior Cat Lover
Yes, "answer"s answers given above are correct, 7/7 (100%). For the other two, you can just look back at your notes and on the lesson. Or you can go to Jiskha and look it up. Just to help you out. ;)
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Answered by 태경
what is the answer for 8 and 9?
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Answered by y tho
for me those accept first 2 are all wrong those are answers i know are wrong and i have 10 questions.... oof... well crap lol whatever i guess i got 2
Answered by Love OwO
This is my answer for #8 question of the science quiz, do not copy word for word because teachers will find out and know that you are cheating.
"Outer planets do not lose lighter gas in their atmospheres because the outer planets have a lot more mass, so because they have a larger mass, they have more gravity to hold down their gases in their atmosphere."
That is, I think, the answer. You can check to make sure. If I am wrong please don't say mean things or anything like that. I am doing this because I want to help you understand the question. I gave you the answer but you have to put the wording in a different way, so that you don't get caught cheating. So, yeah your welcome. I will not give you the answer to #9, though, since I don't know the answer to that question, yet. I am doing the quiz right now, and I have a cold at the same time. So, don't feel bad for me, I'm fine....again your welcome for giving you a little bit of the answer. OwO. :)
Answered by Mary
1. A
2. C
3. B
4. C
5. B
6. A
7. D
If you need help with the last two just ask me ok
guys have a blessed and god bless you and everyone
Answered by A
I'm a little confused "Answer" I didn't know that Ceres is a planet, maybe my science quiz is different. I don't know
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