A planet of mass m=9.45x1024 kgm=9.45x1024 kg orbits a star of mass M=8.25x1029 kgM=8.25x1029 kg in a circular path. The radius of the orbit is R=1.05x107 km.R=1.05x107 km. What is the orbital period Tplanetīplanet of the planet in Earth days?

A planet of mass m=9.45x1024 kgm=9.45x1024 kg orbits a star of mass M=8.25x1029 kgM=8.25x1029 kg in a circular path. The radius of the orbit is R=1.05x107 km.R=1.05x107 km. What is the orbital period Tplanetīplanet of the planet in Earth days?

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A planet of mass m=9.45x1024 kgm=9.45x1024 kg
orbits a star of mass M=8.25x1029 kgM=8.25x1029
kg in a circular path. The radius of the orbit is
R=1.05x107 km.R=1.05x107 km.
What is the orbital period TplanetTplanet of the
planet in Earth days?

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