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Let’s say there are 2 planets similar in size, but one has much more mass. How will that affect the number of moons?
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Let’s say there are 2 planets similar in size, but one has much more mass. How will that affect the number of moons?

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No value of mass is the same
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0 because no value of mass at to be same

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