Fast 1. the earth makes a full rotation in 24 hours. jupiter takes approximately 58 days, 15 h, and 30 min to complete a full rotation. how many hours does it take jupiter to complete a full rotation? show your work using the correct conversion factors. (show all work to receive full credit)

all you have to do is 58 x 24 because 24 hours is in 1 day. so thats 1,392 hrs + the 15 hrs and 30 min. so that leaves you with 1,407 hours and 30 min.

1407.5 hours

Work Shown:

1 day = 24 hours = 24*60 = 1440 minutes

58 days = 58*1440 = 83,520 minutes

15 hours = 15*60 = 900 minutes

1 jupiter rotation = 58 days + 15 hours + 30 minutes

1 jupiter rotation = (83,520 minutes) + (900 minutes) + (30 minutes)

1 jupiter rotation = (83,520+900+30) minutes

1 jupiter rotation = 84,450 minutes

84,450 minutes = (84,450 minutes)*(1 hour/60 min) = 84450/60 = 1407.5 hours

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