A certain exoplanet has a radius of 8.00x10³ kilometers and a mass of 6.4x1024 kg. A simple pendulum (consisting of a lead weight of mass 500 grams, and a thin string) of length 2.00 m is set up on the surface of this planet. The period of this pendulum is 1.82 s 0.548 s 0.291 s 3.44 s O 2.84 s

A certain exoplanet has a radius of 8.00x10³ kilometers and a mass of 6.4x1024 kg. A simple pendulum (consisting of a lead weight of mass 500 grams, and a thin string) of length 2.00 m is set up on the surface of this planet. The period of this pendulum is 1.82 s 0.548 s 0.291 s 3.44 s O 2.84 s

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A certain exoplanet has a radius of 8.00x10³ kilometers and a mass of 6.4x1024 kg. A simple
pendulum (consisting of a lead weight of mass 500 grams, and a thin string) of length 2.00 m is set
up on the surface of this planet. The period of this pendulum is
1.82 s
0.548 s
0.291 s
O 3.44 s
2.84 s

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