On average, how many potentially-life-supporting planets orbit a star with >0 planets?
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69%
0 to 1
7%
1 to 2
4%
2 to 3
6%
3 to 4
3%
4 to 5
1.7%
5 to 6
1.7%
6 to 7
1.7%
7 to 8
1.7%
8 to 9
1.7%
9 to 10
1.6%
10 to 100
1.3%
100 to 1000
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