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If given the orbital period and radius of Venus, how would one determine the mass of the Sun?
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Orbital Period as in revolution period
Yes
And mean orbital radius
is orbital peroid and radius both given
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use kepler's third law
we have radial velocity=2(pi)r/T centrifugal force = gravitational force therefore,GMm/r^2=mv^2/r [m=mass of the planet,G=universal gravitational constant,M=mass of the sun,v=circular velocity] the equation turns into GM/r = v^2 so mass of the sun M=r.v^2/G now use v=2.(pi).r
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