The distance between neptune and the sun is 30.06 au. what is this distance in millions of kilometers? (one au is about 150 million kilometers.

The correct answer is D) 4,509 million kilometers.

The distance between Neptune and the Sun is 30.06 AU. The distance in millions of kilometers is 4,509 million kilometers.

First, we have to do the numbers to get the correct calculation. If one AU is about 150 million kilometers, then we multiply 30.06 by 150 million.  The result is 4,509 million kilometers.

The other options of the question were A) 450 million kilometers B) 450.9 million kilometers, and C) 4,000 million kilometers

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