The square of the time of a planet's revolution around the sun in the year varies as the cube of its distance from the sun. Find the time of the Venus's revolution assuming the distances of the Earth and Venus from the sun to be 365/4 and 66 million meters respectively.

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Darrell Hatfield

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9 May, 22:49

The square of the time of a planet's revolution around the sun in the year varies as the cube of its distance from the sun. Find the time of the Venus's revolution assuming the distances of the Earth and Venus from the sun to be 365/4 and 66 million meters respectively.

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The square of the time of a planet's revolution around the sun in a year varies as the cube of its distance from the sun. Find the time of Venus' revolution, assuming the distances of the Earth and Venus from the sun to be and million meters, respectively.