Need help with this, thanks :) A small asteroid that has a mass of 100 kg is moving at200 m/s when it is 1660 km above the Moon.How fast will the meteorite be traveling when it impactsthe lunar surface if it is heading straight toward thecenter of the Moon? (Express your answer to threesignificant figures.)Submitm2)How much work does the Moon do in stopping theasteroid if neither the Moon nor the asteroid heats up inthe process? (Express your answer to three significantfigures.)MJ

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