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At what distance from the Jupiter would Europa (density = 3 g/cm³) be pulled apart by tidal forces? How does this compare with Callisto (density = 2 g/cm') %3D
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Transcribed Image Text:At what distance from the Jupiter would Europa (density = 3 g/cm³) be pulled apart by tidal forces? How does this compare with Callisto (density = 2 g/cm') %3D
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