A 500 kg mass is released at rest from a distance of two Earth radii above the surface of the Earth. Find the speed of the mass when it has fallen to a distance of one radius above the surface of the Earth. 3655 m/s 4608 m/s 5490 m/s 4565 m/s 4126 m/s 4591 m/s А. D. В. E. С. F.

A 500 kg mass is released at rest from a distance of two Earth radii above the surface of the Earth. Find the speed of the mass when it has fallen to a distance of one radius above the surface of the Earth. 3655 m/s 4608 m/s 5490 m/s 4565 m/s 4126 m/s 4591 m/s А. D. В. E. С. F.

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A 500 kg mass is released at rest from a distance of two Earth radii above the surface of the Earth. Find the speed of the mass when it has fallen to a distance of one radius above the surface of the Earth.

Options:
- A. 3655 m/s
- B. 4608 m/s
- C. 5490 m/s
- D. 4565 m/s
- E. 4126 m/s
- F. 4591 m/s

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