A small astronomical object falls toward the Mars. It starts from rest with respect to the Mars when it is at the height 5220 km above the Mars’ surface. With what speed will the object strike the Mars's surface? The Mars' radius and mass are 3390 km and 6.39*1023 kg, respectively

A small astronomical object falls toward the Mars. It starts from rest with respect to the Mars when it is at the height 5220 km above the Mars’ surface. With what speed will the object strike the Mars's surface? The Mars' radius and mass are 3390 km and 6.39*1023 kg, respectively

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