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Uranus makes one complete orbit of the Sun every 83.8 years. Calculate the radius of the orbit of Uranus. Hint: It is a very good approximation to assume this orbit is circular.

13 years ago

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ajayb
Try G*Ms*Mu/R^2 = Mu*Vu^2/R
here Ms = mass of Sun
Mu = mass of Uranus
Vu = Speed of Uranus
R =Orbital radius
Also 2*pi*R = Vu*T will give value of Vu which when plugged in the first equation will give R.
13 years ago

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