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Physics, 20.08.2019 21:10 jaceraulerson7249

Consider a planet with a radius of 4,000 km. moons of the same density as the planet will break up if their orbits move within what distance of the planets center?
a. 2,400 km
b. 4,800 km
c. 9,600 km
d. 19,200 km

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