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3 years ago

Can someone help me work out the second and last one

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tresset_1 [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

first we arrange with alike Diameter and Mass

planet Diameter Mass

Mercury 4.88*10^3 3.3*10^{23}

Jupiter 143.00 *10^3 18980.0*10^{23}

Earth 12.08*10^3 59.7*10^{23}

Mars 6.78*10^3 6.42*10^{23}

Saturn 121.00*10^3 5680.0*10^{23}

Greatest Mass:-Jupiter

Diameter of Mercury=4.88*10^3=4880 Km.

radius of Mercury:-4880/2=2440 km

Mass of Jupiter-Mass of Saturn

=18980*10^{23}-5680*10^{23}

=(18980-5680)*10^{23}

=13300*10^{23}

=1.33*10^{27} kg

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