Physics, 05.07.2019 17:30, bkimswift7

Consider a nonrotating planet with mass m and radius r. if an object is held some arbitrary distance h above the surface of the planet and dropped from rest, with what speed does it strike the surface? the gravitational acceleration at the surface of planet is gp = g m r2 . correct

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