SOLUTION: Astronomers use a special unit to measure distances called astronomical unit (AU) where 1 AU is defined as 92,955,807 miles. They also use another unit called parsecs where 1 pars

SOLUTION: Astronomers use a special unit to measure distances called astronomical unit (AU) where 1 AU is defined as 92,955,807 miles. They also use another unit called parsecs where 1 pars

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Question 1174161: Astronomers use a special unit to measure distances called astronomical unit (AU) where 1 AU is defined as 92,955,807 miles. They also use another unit called parsecs where 1 parsec is equal to 206,264.4 AU. Convert 1 Zm (zettametre) into kiloparsecs. (Given 1 mi = 1.609 km; 1 km = 1000 m).
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
this is just conversion.
try it, I'll check your work.
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