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Match the choices to the appropriate blank . Use each choice only once. 1. about 100,000 light-years
2. about 5 AU
3. about 8 light-years
4. about 1.5 AU
5. less than 0.01 AU
a. Mars isfrom the Sun.
b. Jupiter isfrom the Sun.
c. The star Sirius isfrom the Sun.
d. The diameter of the Milky Way Galaxy is.
e. The distance from Earth to the Moon is.

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