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Suppose the maximum distance you can throw a particular ball on Earth is 51.0 m. When you travel to another planet, the maximum distance for the same ball is 36.5 m. Part A If the planet is the same size as Earth, what is its mass? Express your answer with the appropriate units. mplanet = Value Units Submit Request Answer

Suppose the maximum distance you can throw a particular ball on Earth is 51.0 m. When you travel to another planet, the maximum distance for the same ball is 36.5 m. Part A If the planet is the same size as Earth, what is its mass? Express your answer with the appropriate units. mplanet = Value Units Submit Request Answer

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Suppose the maximum distance you can throw a particular ball on Earth is 51.0 m . When you travel to another planet, the maximum distance for the same ball is 36.5 m .
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If the planet is the same size as Earth, what is its mass? Express your answer with the appropriate units.
m planet = V Value Units
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