14-47 Mass of a Planet-fluid mechanics

Update: 2006-11-15

Description

Given some measurements of the pressure in a fluid taken on the surface of an unknown planet, use Pascal's law and the universal law of gravitation to find the mass of the planet.

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14-47 Mass of a Planet-fluid mechanics

Peter Beyersdorf

14-47 Mass of a Planet-fluid mechanics