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How would a parachute fall on the surface of the moon ? Describe. The mass of the Jupiter is 19 * 10 ^(27) kg and that of the sun is 2 * 10 ^(30) kg If the gravitational force acting between them is 4.
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How would a parachute fall on the surface of the moon ? Describe. The mass of the Jupiter is


19 * 10 ^(27) kg
and that of the sun is

2 * 10 ^(30) kg
If the gravitational force acting between them is

4.166 * 10 ^(23) newton
calculate the distance between their centres.​

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the answer is 2.46 × 10^12

How would a parachute fall on the surface of the moon ? Describe. The mass of the-example-1
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