Here's a table showing the approximate average distances of the planets from the Sun in miles:

| Planet | Average Distance from Sun (miles) |

|--------------|-----------------------------------|

| Mercury | 36 million |

| Venus | 67 million |

| Earth | 93 million |

| Mars | 142 million |

| Jupiter | 484 million |

| Saturn | 891 million |

| Uranus | 1.8 billion |

| Neptune | 2.8 billion |

Important Notes:

* Average Distance: These are average distances, as planets' orbits are elliptical and their distance from the Sun varies.

* Astronomical Units (AU): Astronomers often use astronomical units (AU) to measure distances within the solar system. One AU is the average distance between the Earth and the Sun (about 93 million miles).

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