An object of mass 310 kg goes past a planet of mass 5 × 1022 kg at a distance of 5 × 106 m from the center of the planet, traveling at a speed of 1230 m/s. Part 1 How far from the center of the planet will the object be when its speed is 1000 m/s? Distance = m

An object of mass 310 kg goes past a planet of mass 5 × 1022 kg at a distance of 5 × 106 m from the center of the planet, traveling at a speed of 1230 m/s. Part 1 How far from the center of the planet will the object be when its speed is 1000 m/s? Distance = m

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