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If your figure is correct, then Neptune's radius would be 7.3 times the size of Mars'. Tell us either one and we'll have both of them.

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Answer:

Neptune's radius would be 7.3 times the size of Mars.

Step-by-step explanation:

Mars is 13.7% of Neptune's radius. So we at 7.3 and that becomes 20. So, Neptune's radius would be 7.3 times the size of Mars. I hope this helps!

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