UNIVERSE (LOOSELEAF):STARS+GALAXIES
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Chapter 7, Problem 3Q
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Characteristics of a Jovian planet.
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INVEST IGATION 3
1. Fill out this data table with information you have collected (from Handout B: Pluto) about the
dwarf planet Pluto.
Characteristics
Unit
Pluto
Mass
1024 g
14.6
Volume
1024 Cm3
7
Density
g/cm3
2.08
5,900.4
Distance from Sun
106 km
1,185
Radius
km
Crust Thickness
km
unknown
Atmosphere Height
km
60 km
Axial Tilt
degrees
122.5
Force of Gravity on a 1 kg test mass
Length of Day
hours
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