Can I get an explanation of 4 and 5 with plugging the values (radius) in ? I’m stuck , It would help a lot ,Thank you!! 4. A satellite experiences a gravitational force of 228 N at an altitude of 4.0×107 m above Earth.38x107mFg =Gmimer²What is the mass of this satellite?A. 23 kgB. 650 kgC. 910 kg(D) 1 200 kgA. 2.6×108 kgB. 5.9x10¹4 kgC.1.5 × 10¹7 kgD 8.7x1025 kg= macAltitudeVE= 6.138x106mg= ac5. Oberon is a satellite of the planet Uranus. It has an orbital radius of 5.83×108 m and anorbital period of 1.16×106 s. What is the mass of Uranus?Fg = FcGmm₂ =m ===Gmi1200kg40²rтч2407²³GT²=8.72x10 25k

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4. A satellite experiences a gravitational force of 228 N at an altitude of 4.0 × 107 m above Earth. 4.638×107m Gmimz What is the mass of this satellite? A. 23 kg B. 650 kg C. 910 kg 1 200 kg Altitude VE= 6.138x106m F₂ C r² m₂ = Fg r² Gmi 1200kg

4. A satellite experiences a gravitational force of 228 N at an altitude of 4.0 × 107 m above Earth. 4.638×107m Gmimz What is the mass of this satellite? A. 23 kg B. 650 kg C. 910 kg 1 200 kg Altitude VE= 6.138x106m F₂ C r² m₂ = Fg r² Gmi 1200kg

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