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10-11-2022
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imagine an astronaut residing in a spaceship that orbits the earth at a altitude of 6400 km above the surface. (equal to the radius of the earth.) calculate the weight (fg) of the astronaut if her mass is 60kg. give your final answer in pounds. (be sure to convert kilometers to meters | 1kg

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