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The Ulyssesspace probe of the Sun encountered the planet Jupiter in 1998 and returned to make a second sweep over the Sun's poles in 2000"2001. Determine the time (in seconds and minutes) that it took a radio signal to reach Earth when the space probe was at Jupiter. (Use 778 106km for the distance from the space probe to Earth. The distance varies because Earth and Jupiter are orbiting the Sun.)Answer
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