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Suppose that you are on a planet, that has an average radius 1*10^9 meters and average density 7.4 kg/m^3. Assuming that it is a perfect sphere, find the mass of the planet.
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30.997 x 10^27 kg :)
Thats the volume right?
Mass of planet is Density x Volume. Density is given as 7.4kg/m^3 Volume of a Sphere is 4/3πr^3 since radius is given as 1x10^9 then we know the volume is 4/3π x (10^9)^3 so then the mass must be that times the density. which is then 7.4 x 4/3 x π x (10^9)^3 which is 30.997 x (10^9)^3 = 30.997 x 10^27
Makes PLENTY of sense now
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