Posted by Rebecca on Sunday, October 2, 2011 at 12:21pm.
As I said in my answer to your other question, you must insert a ^ before exponents. you are not going to learn much astronomy with sloppy equation writing.
(a) Divide the Jupiter-sun distance (in km) by the length of 1 a.u. (also in km). That will give you the number of au's
(b) Use the formula you were given,
P^2 = 1/a^3
with 'a' measured in a.u., from part (a)
P^2 = a^3
P = sqrt(a^3)
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