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Show how the radii of the planetary bodies vary with density.
On the graph you have prepared for Question 1.1, try to identify groupings of the objects. Identify these groupings on your graph. For example, you could identify the icy moons, terrestrial planets (or terrestrial-like bodies) etc.Data from question 1.1Show how the radii of the planetary bodies
Using the density values of ocean floor crust and a mantle xenolith given in Question 2.1, what would be the density of material at 2900 km depth (where Earth’s core begins) if we could assume that density increases linearly with depth?Data from question 2.1(a) The mass of the Earth has been

An Introduction To The Solar System 3rd Edition David A. Rothery, Neil McBride, Iain Gilmour - Solutions

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