1. Assuming that 80% of the Mars surface is covered with water at an averagedepth of 3.5 miles and the radius of the earth is given by 5.97x106 meter,estimate the mass of the water on the Mars in kilogram.

Given:80% surface covered with waterd =3.5 miles = 5.633 kmradius of mars r =3389.5 km

. Assuming that 80% of the Mars surface is covered with water at an average epth of 3.5 miles and the radius of the earth is given by 5.97x106 meter, stimate the mass of the water on the Mars in kilogram.

. Assuming that 80% of the Mars surface is covered with water at an average epth of 3.5 miles and the radius of the earth is given by 5.97x106 meter, stimate the mass of the water on the Mars in kilogram.

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