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how do i calculate the kinetic energy of a planet at perihelion velocity if mass is given at 5.7x x 10^24 and v = 30.29 km s-1?
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how do i calculate the kinetic energy of a planet at perihelion velocity if mass is given at 5.7x x 10^24 and v = 30.29 km s-1?

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Answer:


2.61*10^(33) J

Step-by-step explanation:


(1)/(2)mv^2=(1)/(2)*5.7*10^(24)*(30.29*10^(3))^2 = 2.61*10^(33) J

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