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Having aced your introductory physics course, you are hired as a summer intern at NASA. You are sent as part of a team to explore the possibility of mining iron from a small, airless spherical asteroid with a radius of 499 km and a surface acceleration of 2.6 m/sec2.
1) What is the mass of the asteroid?
2) What is the minimum vertical velocity you could give a 4 kg rock from the surface of this asteroid so that it continues to move upwards forever (i. e. it would never return to the surface)?
3) What is the minimum vertical velocity you could give an 8 kg rock from the surface of this asteroid so that it continues to move upwards forever (i. e. it would never return to the surface)?
4) How far will the 4 kg rock go if it leaves the asteroid's surface with a vertical velocity of 1000 m/s?
5) What will the speed of the 8 kg rock be at the surface of the asteroid if it is dropped from a point 1000 km above the surface of the asteroid?
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