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A sphere with radius 0.200 m has density p that decreases with distance r from the center of the sphere according to p= 3.50 x 10' kg/m2-(9.50 x 10° kg/m*)r. Part A Calculate the total mass of the sphere. Express your answer with the appropriate units. HA M = Value Units

A sphere with radius 0.200 m has density p that decreases with distance r from the center of the sphere according to p= 3.50 x 10' kg/m2-(9.50 x 10° kg/m*)r. Part A Calculate the total mass of the sphere. Express your answer with the appropriate units. HA M = Value Units

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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