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The mass of planet Mercury is 3.3x10^23 kilograms. The mass of planet Jupiter is 5.8x10^3 times the mass of planet Mercury. Planet Jupiter is 3.2x10^2 times the mass of planet earth. What is the mass of planet Jupiter?
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Jupiter mass = Mass of Mercury x how many more times its mass relative to the mass of Mercury. \[Jupiter-mass = (3.3x10^{23})(5.8x10^{3})\] I will let you simplify that.
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