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How will you relate the distance of the planets with their period of revolution ​
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How will you relate the distance of the planets with their period of revolution ​

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Answer:


{t}^(2) \alpha {r}^(2)

In other words, the time period squared is directly proportional to the radius of their orbit cubed

Step-by-step explanation:

By combing equations for gravitational force and centripetal force, you can create a formula for t or r.

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