El planeta Urano completa un periodo de traslación solar en 83,75 años; su radio es de 25.559 km y su masa se calcula en 8,7. 10^25 kg.
CALCULAR:
a) distancia al sol
b) fuerza de atracción gravitatoria con la que el sol lo mantiene en órbita
c) gravedad en su superficie
d) el peso de una persona que en la tierra pesa 80 kg.
e) la velocidad a la que se debería poner en órbita una sonda a 25.000 km de altura sobre su superficie.
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