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Serhud [2]
3 years ago
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Consider the same 70kg/686N student on the surface on another planet from the table above: Jupiter. Tompared to the gravitationa

l force or weight on Earth. How would we expect the student's weight to change? Explain. A) Because the mass of Jupiter is about 300 times greater than Earth's we would expect the student's weight to be 205,800N. B) Both the mass and the diameter of Jupiter is greater than Earth's. Considering both, the student's Earth weight would be multiplied by 3, or 2058N. Because Jupiter is considered a gas giant, rather than a rocky solid planet, there is no gravity and we could not calculate the student's new weight. D) Because the distance to Jupiter is about 500 million km farther from the Sun than Earth, we can expect the weight of the student to be 686N/5 or 137.2N​
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Yuliya22 [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

Dont mind me

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