Iigures.(14) Field at the Surface of the Earth: At a point outside the Earth and a distance x fromits entre, theEarth's gravitational field is about 5 Nkg1; at the Earth's surface, the field is about 10 Nkg1.Which one aof the following gives an approximate value for the radius of the Farth?(15) Tuo Planets: The values of the gravitational field strength, on the surfaces of two planets will bethe same provided that the planets have the samemassmassmassmass(radius)?radius(radius)3

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cant igures. 4) Field at the Surface of the Earth: At a point outside the Farth and a distancex fromits centre, the Earth's gravitational field is about 5 Nkg1, at the Earth's surface, the field is about 10 Nkg1. Which one of the following gives an appoximate value for the radius of the Earth? 5) Tuo Planets: The values of the gravitational field strength, on the surfaces of two planets will be the same povided that the planets have the same mass mass mass O mass (radius)? radius (radius)3

cant igures. 4) Field at the Surface of the Earth: At a point outside the Farth and a distancex fromits centre, the Earth's gravitational field is about 5 Nkg1, at the Earth's surface, the field is about 10 Nkg1. Which one of the following gives an appoximate value for the radius of the Earth? 5) Tuo Planets: The values of the gravitational field strength, on the surfaces of two planets will be the same povided that the planets have the same mass mass mass O mass (radius)? radius (radius)3

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(14) Field at the Surface of the Earth: At a point outside the Earth and a distance x fromits entre, the
Earth's gravitational field is about 5 Nkg1; at the Earth's surface, the field is about 10 Nkg1.
Which one aof the following gives an approximate value for the radius of the Farth?
(15) Tuo Planets: The values of the gravitational field strength, on the surfaces of two planets will be
the same provided that the planets have the same
mass
mass
mass
mass
(radius)?
radius
(radius)3

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