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Physics, 08.06.2021 02:30, kennrecklezz

A hot air balloon has a mass of 400 kilograms (kg) and is flying at about 6 400 kilometers (km) from the center of Earth. A satellite orbiting Earth has a mass of 5,000 kg and is located on average, at about 36.000 km from the center of Earth. Which statement compares the gravitational force of Earth on the objects? Choose the correct answer. A. The gravitational force on the hot air balloon is about 0.08 times as strong as the gravitational force on the satellite B. The gravitational force on the hot air balloon is about 0.4 times as strong as the gravitational force on the satellite C. The gravitational force on the hot air balloon is about 2.5 times as strong as the gravitational force on the satellite​

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