A star of mass 6 x 1030 kg is located at < 8 x 10¹2, 3 x 101¹2, 0> m. A planet of mass 5 x 1024 kg is located at < 6 × 10¹2, 6 x 10¹2, 0 > m and is moving with a velocity of < 0.6 × 104, 1.1 × 104, 0 > m/s.(a)V-₁ 17.08i - 25.6jDuring a time interval of 1×106 seconds, what is the change in the planet's velocity?m/s(b) During this time interval of 1×106 seconds, what is the change in the planet's position?7f-7₁ =Xm

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A star of mass 6 x 1030 kg is located at < 8 x 1012, 3 x 101¹2, 0> m. A planet of mass 5 x 1024 kg is located at < 6 x 1012, 6 x 1012, 0> m and is moving with a velocity of <0.6 x 104, 1.1 x 104, 0 m/s. (a) During a time interval of 1×106 seconds, what is the change in the planet's velocity? VF-17.08-25.6j m/s (b) During this time interval of 1×106 seconds, what is the change in the planet's position? 7₁-7₁= X m

A star of mass 6 x 1030 kg is located at < 8 x 1012, 3 x 101¹2, 0> m. A planet of mass 5 x 1024 kg is located at < 6 x 1012, 6 x 1012, 0> m and is moving with a velocity of <0.6 x 104, 1.1 x 104, 0 m/s. (a) During a time interval of 1×106 seconds, what is the change in the planet's velocity? VF-17.08-25.6j m/s (b) During this time interval of 1×106 seconds, what is the change in the planet's position? 7₁-7₁= X m

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