Questions: - One day on Venus is 243 Earth days. - It takes Venus 225 Earth days to revolve once around the sun. Which takes the greatest amount of time? The time it takes Venus to revolve once around the sun The time it takes Earth to revolve once around the sun The time it takes Venus to rotate once about its own axis The time it takes Earth to rotate once about its own axis

Solution Steps

We are given the following time durations:

• One day on Venus (rotation period) is 243 Earth days.
• Venus's revolution period around the Sun is 225 Earth days.
• Earth's revolution period around the Sun is 365.25 Earth days.
• Earth's rotation period is 1 Earth day.

We need to compare the following time durations:

1. Venus's revolution period: 225 Earth days
2. Earth's revolution period: 365.25 Earth days
3. Venus's rotation period: 243 Earth days
4. Earth's rotation period: 1 Earth day

By comparing the given durations:

• 225 Earth days (Venus's revolution)
• 365.25 Earth days (Earth's revolution)
• 243 Earth days (Venus's rotation)
• 1 Earth day (Earth's rotation)

The greatest time duration is 365.25 Earth days, which is the time it takes Earth to revolve once around the Sun.

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