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Imagine you're standing on the surface of an expanding planet. If it grows to 10 times its original diameter with no change in mass, on the larger surface you'd weigh? 10 times as much 100 times as much 1/100 times as much The same 1000 times as much
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mass never changes do it is c
the same
oooohhh wait one second thats not right
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Yeah I know the mass is the same, \[g=G \frac{ M }{ r^{2} }\]
\[g=G \frac{ M }{(10r)^{2} }\]
@threshsupport does that look okay?
@jigglypuff314 :/ help?
I think it's 100 times as much i dont know.
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