The Sum of the Masses of the Sun and Jupiter

Multiple Choice

The sum of the masses of the Sun and Jupiter is equal to

A) the square of Jupiter's average distance from the Sun in AU divided by the cube of Jupiter's period in years.
B) the cube of Jupiter's average distance from the Sun in AU divided by the square of Jupiter's period in years.
C) the square of Jupiter's period in years divided by the cube of Jupiter's average distance from the Sun in AU.
D) the cube of Jupiter's period in years divided by the square of Jupiter's average distance from the Sun in AU.