what is the sun of 1 through 1000?
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there are 500 pairs of numbers whose sum is 1001.\n1001 x 500 = 500500.
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$1000 / 1.09 = $917.43 PV
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1801-2000 makes 200yrs. In a yr 365 days while in leap yr 366 days. In a century 25 leap yrs. This makes 50*366+(200-(25*2))*365 = 73050 times the sun rise in blore.
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10000\n\nThat's counting 0000, 0001, 0002, all the way to 9999
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"The number of days in 1000 years is 1000 times 365, plus 250, minus 10, plus either 2 or 3, depending on which 1000 years we're talking about (there are 25 leap years in every century.  \n  \nThat would give us either 365242 or 365243 days in 1000 years. \n\nThere are 24 hours in each of those days, 60 minutes in each of  those hours, and 60 seconds in each of those minutes: \n\nTotal seconds: 315,569,088,000
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The earth is one AU from the sun.  One AU is 93 million miles.  The diameter of the solar system is 80 AU.  There are about 6 trillion miles in a light year.  The speed of light is 186,000 miles per second.\n\nPerforming the math.  The solar system has a diameter of .0012 light years.\n\nThe .0012 is derived from the following equeation - 93 million miles times 80AU divided by (186000 miles per second times (365 days times 24 hours times 60 minutes times sixty seconds).
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Being 9.54 Astrononical units (93,000,000 miles is one AU or our distance form Earth to the Sun), it does depend on if we are on the same side of the sun.Same side we are 8.5 AU away, opposite side 10.5 AU away.
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1 light year = 63 239.6717 Astronomical Units\n\nseriously you can get any conversion done, just go to google and type:\n\n##### (units) in (different units)\n\nfor example typing in "1 light year in AU" gave me back:\n1 light year = 63 239.6717 Astronomical Units.\n\ngo for it.
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About 8.\n\n\nTo clear up any  ambiguity contributed here by some--- The average distance from the Earth to the Sun (or 1 astronomical unit) is 8.317 light minutes. Saying it's "more" or "less" sometimes is stating the obvious-- it's an AVERAGE. Saying it's "usually" different than its average, is nonsensical. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_minute
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depends on your latitude. You have to find a sun-path chart for your latitude.
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sun....its a star btw but there are stars bigger than the sun
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I found a reference that says it's equal to 1000 sq meters.\n\nIt was on a Palastinian web site.
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10,000,000,000,000,000,\n000,000,000
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You would find the cube root of 1000, which is 10cm.
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.05 kwh\n\n100w/2/1000=.05
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YearAttendanceSessionsAverageLargestDate\n196897,294118,84514,106Sat. 9/17\n1969101,496128,45811,807Sat. 9/7\n1970122,9961111,18114,502Sun. 9/13\n1971121,2331111,02113,647Fri. 9/7\n1972130,0101210,83414,969Sun. 9/10\n1973137,4881211,45715,241Sun. 9/9\n1974153,2871212,77415,402Sun. 9/8\n1975(a) 216,6832010,83416,299Fri. 8/29\n1976250,8802012,54416,788Fri. 9/3\n1977218,4802110,40412,644Sun. 9/11\n1978(b) 275,3002113,11018,032Sun. 9/10\n1979305,311\n2313,27418,288Sun. 9/9\n1980331,1402314,39718,606Thu. 9/4\n1981351,4242315,27918,892Sat. 9/12\n1982359,9692315,65118,796Wed. 9/8\n1983376,6762316,37718,770Tue. 9/8\n1984392,1112317,04818,926Fri. 9/7\n1985409,4552317,80219,343Tue. 9/3\n1986413,8212317,99219,258Tue. 9/2\n1987405,7592218,44419,358Mon. 9/14\n1988403,6982218,35019,217Thu. 9/8\n1989416,8552218,94719,376Tue. 9/5\n1990421,9942219,18219,403Tue. 8/28\n1991482,6292519,30519,590Wed. 9/4\n1992520,8682520,83421,731Wed. 9/2\n1993530,7642520,23022,676Sun. 9/5\n1994529,6872521,18723,618Tues. 8/30\n1995(c) 505,6662520,26621,348Thu. 8/31\n1996506,0122520,24021,185Mon. 8/26\n1997(d) 559,5442522,38224,882Sun. 8/31\n1998535,1552521,40625,202Sun. 9/6\n1999584,4902523,37929,042Fri. 9/3\n2000606,0172524,24131,872Sat. 9/2\n2001(e) 639,3432624,59032,078Sat. 9/1\n2002628,7382624,18232,797Sat. 8/31\n2003(f) 615,4562623,67134,717Sun. 8/31\n2004631,8702624,30235,226Mon. 9/6\n2005659,5382625,36735,485Sun. 9/4
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The relative size of Earth, Jupiter, Sun = 1 : 10 : 100