The suns diameter if 10 times the diameter of jupiter. If jupiter is 11 times larger than earth, how much larger than earth is the sun

Given:

The suns diameter is 10 times the diameter of Jupiter.

Jupiter is 11 times larger than earth.

To find:

How much larger than earth is the sun?

Solution:

Let the diameter of earth be x.

Jupiter is 11 times larger than earth. So,

Diameter of the Jupiter = 11x

The suns diameter is 10 times the diameter of Jupiter. So,

Diameter of sun = 10(11x)

Diameter of sun = 110x

Since, diameter of earth is x and diameter of sun is 110x, therefore, diameter of sun is 110 times of the earth.

Hence, the sun is 110 times larger than earth.

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the domain is the set of x values in the ordered pairs (x,y). taking the x, or first component, of each ordered pair gives   -2, 0, 2, 3.

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