Question #270864

A planet with a mass of 5.86x1024kg and a radius of 6.87x106m orbits its sun, a distance of 144.87x109m away, in a uniform circular motion with velocity 3.37x104m/s. Assuming the planet is a uniform solid sphere spinning on its axis and has the same length of day as Earth, what is the spin angular momentum of this planet (in kg⋅m2/s)?


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2021-11-26T10:30:17-0500
L=0.8πMR2TL=0.8π(5.861024)(6.87106)224(3600)=8.051033kgm2sL=\frac{0.8\pi MR^2}{T}\\L=\frac{0.8\pi (5.86\cdot10^{24})(6.87\cdot10^{6})^2}{24(3600)}=8.05\cdot10^{33}\frac{kgm^2}{s}


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