Mercury: 57.91 million kilometers
Venus: 108.21 million kilometers
Earth: 149.60 million kilometers
Mars: 227.92 million kilometers
Jupiter: 778.57 million kilometers
Saturn: 1.43 billion kilometers
Uranus: 2.87 billion kilometers
Neptune: 4.49 billion kilometers
Choose two of the distances of planets from the sun and add them. Show your work.
Let's choose Earth and Mars as the two planets.
The distance from the Sun to Earth is 149.60 million kilometers.
The distance from the Sun to Mars is 227.92 million kilometers.
To add them together, we simply add the two distances:
149.60 million km + 227.92 million km = 377.52 million km
Let's choose Earth and Jupiter.
The distance from the Sun to Earth is 149.60 million kilometers, and the distance from the Sun to Jupiter is 778.57 million kilometers.
To add these distances, we simply add the two numbers together:
149.60 million kilometers + 778.57 million kilometers = 928.17 million kilometers
So, the total distance from the Sun to Earth and Jupiter is 928.17 million kilometers.
To add two distances of planets from the Sun, you simply add the numerical values together. Let's choose two distances: Earth (149.60 million kilometers) and Jupiter (778.57 million kilometers).
Adding Earth's distance to Jupiter's distance:
149.60 million kilometers + 778.57 million kilometers = 928.17 million kilometers
So, the sum of Earth's distance from the Sun and Jupiter's distance from the Sun is 928.17 million kilometers.