Question

translate the answer, ( t^{2}=a^{3} ), into words: the of the orbital period, ( t ), of a planet is equal to the of the average distance, ( a ), of the planet from the sun. done

Explanation:

In the equation \(T^{2}=A^{3}\), the exponent \(2\) on \(T\) means we are squaring \(T\) (orbital period), and the exponent \(3\) on \(A\) means we are cubing \(A\) (average distance from the Sun).

Answer:

The square of the orbital period, \(T\), of a planet is equal to the cube of the average distance, \(A\), of the planet from the Sun.