The astronomical unit AU is defined as the mean distance from the Sun to the Earth (1
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The astronomical unit AU is defined as the mean distance from the Sun to the Earth (1 AU = 1.50 × 1011 m). Apply Kepler's third law (Equation 12-7) to the solar system, and show that it can be written as
T = Cr3/2
In this expression, the period T is measured in years, the distance r is measured in astronomical units, and the constant C has a magnitude that you must determine.
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