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So do i have to use the value of the moon gravity

Oh lawd this question is head ache could you give me a little more detail please

this is what I did and got a period of 0.457 days, in the 2 attachment

Yeah sorry i know just lost in a question an some guy was giving me a hard time

LOL i will send a picture of what i did is just when I use the normal way of using the mass of the Earth i am getting the answer just the way without using the mass i am seeing trouble with i don't know if is transposing or some simple mistake i will put up a picture shortly

Hey are you going to answer the question yes or no its one set of small talk you pulling ?

I wanted an alternative way to work it with the mass of the Earth since it was not given. And when i use 3.14 for pi i not getting the proper answer. Do you have any thing good to add to this question if not go ...

Homework Statement The orbit of the moon is approximately a circle of radius 60 times the equatorial radius of the earth. Calculate the time taken for the Moon to complete one orbit, neglecting the rotation of the earth. Equatorial radius of the Earth = 6.4 *10^6m 1 day = 8.6*10^4s...