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How can I double the number line to use a 2000 km= 1 cm ? do i still cound by 1's or 2's , im not exactly sure?
+1995 As your typing your response, I was wondering, where can i findinformation about how far from the sun is voyager 1 and 2 as of january 2,2009 , in meters? I cant find any information on it. Thank you, sorry I know it isnt math related but I cant find any info.
+2863 This method is inaccurate.
Find the current speed of voyager 1 and 2. (google)
Find the current distance right now (google)
Now, find the amount of time that has elapsed between Janurary 2, 2009 and right now.
Then do some maths
Hint: Take the elapsed time, multiply by the speed, and the subtract that from the current distance
+2863 Sorry, my above answer is inaccurate, not necessarily incorrect.
Time is constantly moving forward, by 1 second each second 
So the distance is ever changing if you used my method above.
Easier method:
Find when Voyager 1 and 2 were launched. (google)
Find speed (google)
Fond elapsed time between initial launch and 2009 januarary 2
Then Mulitply elapse time and speed, done.
+129852 From Yahoo ( so....I can't vouch for the reliability)
At 0h UT (Greenwich time) on 2nd January 2009, Voyager 1 was 108.547628513 AU from the Sun. This is 16,238,494,019 km or 10,090,132,389 miles.
Also.....
From, Quora......as of Dec 1, 2017 .....Voyager 2 was traveling at about 34,390 mph= 55,345 km per hour.....it was slightly decelerating all the time
Asuuming that the rate of deceleration is negligible.....there were 11,459 days between its launch date of 8/20/77 and 01/02/2009
This is 275,016 hrs
So....from the Earth the (rough) distance traveled (in meters) =
275,016 hrs * (55,345 * 1000)m = 15,220,760,520,000 m
And the distance from the Earth to the Sun (on average) is ≈ 149,668,992,000 m
So.....on Jan 2,2009......Voyager 2 was about 15,370,429,512,000 m from the Sun
+2863 Yes, CPhill calculated it!
Why is the universe so big, but small at the same time.
+1995 I am going to have to make sure on the distances and all, but I can always jsut switch out the values since you have gave me the equations! Thank you.
I am curious as to why you included the part in bold
275,016 hrs * (55,345 * 1000)m = 15,220,760,520,000 m
And the distance from the Earth to the Sun (on average) is ≈ 149,668,992,000 m
So.....on Jan 2,2009......Voyager 2 was about 15,370,429,512,000 m from the Sun
Do i subtract the dsitance from earth to sun on average by the 15,220,760,520,000 m to get the final answer that is underlined?
+129852 No.....the first distance given ( 15,220,760,520,000 m ) = the distance Voyager 2 was from the Earth as of 1/2/2009
We must add the distance from the Sun to the Earth ( 149,668,992,000 m) to get the final distance that Voyager 2 was from the Sun as of this date = 15,370,429,512,000 m
+1995 When I first solved it by adding i got a different value so I was confused, but now resolving it I did get the same value. I just wanted to make sure! Thanks(:
