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On which planet would you have the greatest acceleration due to gravity? Explain using evidence
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On which planet would you have the greatest acceleration due to gravity? Explain using evidence

On which planet would you have the greatest acceleration due to gravity? Explain using-example-1
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Answer:

Jupiter

Step-by-step explanation:

The masses of planets are listed in the table shown in the question tab

From the table:

The Jupiter has the largest mass

The mass of the Jupiter:


1.899*10^(27)

Since the Jupiter has the largest mass, it has the greatest acceleration due to gravity

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