Physics, 20.10.2020 04:01 lizzyhearts
In the table below, data for a newly studied star, Excalibur, and some of the planets surrounding it are
displayed. The planets follow nearly circular paths around the central star. Examine the data and
diagram provided and determine which of the planets exerts the largest gravitational force on
Excalibur.
Write a scientific explanation that give mathematical evidence to support your claim and provides reasoning based on newton’s law of universal gravitation.
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