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| 25 Points a) What is the surface gravity (local acceleration) of a planet with mass of (3.5 x 1024 kg) that has a radius of (2.2 x 106 m)? b) What is the magnitude of the force of gravity exerted on a planet of mass (9.0 x 1025 kg) that is (7.2 x 1010 m) away from its host star which has a mass of (3.4 x 1031 kg)?

| 25 Points a) What is the surface gravity (local acceleration) of a planet with mass of (3.5 x 1024 kg) that has a radius of (2.2 x 106 m)? b) What is the magnitude of the force of gravity exerted on a planet of mass (9.0 x 1025 kg) that is (7.2 x 1010 m) away from its host star which has a mass of (3.4 x 1031 kg)?

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