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Stephen is 5'7". Him and his class mates want to know how many Stephens it would take to get to The Sun (4.8 billion feet from the Earth) Calculate how many Stephens it would take to reach The Sun

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5'7" is Stephen's height

4.8 billion is the distance to the sun.

4.8 billion ft / 5'7" = 859,701,493 ft

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