The International Space Station has a mass of 419,455 kg. When the station

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Answer is B
When you use the formula of gravitational force provided by the earth to the ISS from Newton’s universal law of gravitation, (Fg=GMeM/Rt^2), then add all the given data, you will get your answer, but Rt=average distance from the surface of the earth to the ISS + the radius of the earth, since gravitational force is a central force

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