Task 5: Using the physical relationships to make predictions Now, imagine a giant disk with diameter D = 1 km with the same thickness and composition as the previous disks. Using the formulas for the straight lines found in Task 4: • What circumference do you predict for the giant disk? • What mass do you predict for the giant disk?

Task 5: Using the physical relationships to make predictions Now, imagine a giant disk with diameter D = 1 km with the same thickness and composition as the previous disks. Using the formulas for the straight lines found in Task 4: • What circumference do you predict for the giant disk? • What mass do you predict for the giant disk?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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