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The equatorial radius of Earth is approximately 6 × 10^3 km, while the equatorial radius of Saturn is approximately 6 × 10^4 km. Which of the following is true?
A. The equatorial radius of Saturn is approximately one hundred times that of Earth.

B. The equatorial radius of Saturn is approximately ten times that of Earth.

C. The equatorial radius of Earth is approximately one hundred times that of Saturn.

D. The equatorial radius of Earth is approximately ten times that of Saturn.

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Answer:

B.  Saturn is 10 times the equatorial radius of the Earth.

Step-by-step explanation:

That would be (6 * 10^4) / (6 * 10^3)

= 1 * 10^(4-3)

= 10^1

= 10.

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The equatorial radius of Saturn is approximately ten times that of radius of Earth.

What is Radius?

Radius is defined as a line segment joining the center to the boundary of a circle or a sphere. The length of the radius remains the same from the center to any point on the circumference of the circle or sphere.

Here, Radius of Earth = 6 X 10³ km

          Radius of Saturn = 6 X 10⁴ km

Now, Radius of Saturn = 6 X 10⁴

                                     = 6 X 10 X 10³

                                     = 6 X 10³ X 10

Radius of Saturn = 10 X Radius of Earth

Thus, the equatorial radius of Saturn is approximately ten times that of radius of Earth.

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