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02-12-2017
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If a space shuttle is traveling at 28,000 km per hour, how long will it take the shuttle to get from Earth to Saturn?

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02-12-2017

Distance = rate • time

(Distance from Earth to Saturn)/(28,000) = t

Search online for the distance between Earth and Saturn and then plug it into the formula above to find your answer.

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