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Izayah Pineda

21 April, 15:26

You should be able to use the speed of our fastest interplanetary spacecraft, and calculate the time in Days, it would take to travel to the planet Mars. For our purposes, this means you would need to travel 58 Million Kilometers. Show all work for on calculations for any credit.

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