12. Complete the chart for escapeRadius (m)6.38x1061.74x107.15x107velocities.Mass (kg)5.98x10247.35x1022ObjectV.Vescape (m/s)(escape (km/h)EarthМoonJupiter1.90x1027

Given that:- Mass and radius of earth, moon and Jupiter is given in the question.

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12. Complete the chart for escape velocities. Mass (kg) 5.98x1024 7.35x1022 Object Radius (m) Vescane (m/s) (km/h) V. escape Earth 6.38x106 1.74x10 7.15x107 Мoon |Jupiter 1.90x10²7

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12. Complete the chart for escape
Radius (m)
6.38x106
1.74x10
7.15x107
velocities.
Mass (kg)
5.98x1024
7.35x1022
Object
V.
Vescape (m/s)
(escape (km/h)
Earth
Мoon
Jupiter
1.90x1027

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