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THE MEAN DISTANCE OF EARTH FROM THE SUN IS 1.496X10^8km AND ITS SIDERAL REVOLUTION PERIOD IS 365.3 DAYS .THE SIDERAL REVOLUTION PERIODS OF THE PLANETS VENUS AND MARS ARE 224.7 AND 687.0 DAYS RESPECTIVELY.ESTIMATE THE MEAN DISTANCES OF THIS PLANET FROM THE SUN.

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