by keplers third law T2 is directly proportional to r3 . or T is directly proportiona to r3/2.
where T = time period and r = radius of orbit .
since X has time period of 0.62 earth years so X is closer to sun than earth.
and Y has time period 1.9 earth years so Y is farther from sun than earth.
so the correct answer is D.
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