Physics

Physics

Problem

The mass of Mars is 6.42×1023 kg6.42\times10^{23}\,\text{kg} and its radius is 3.39×106 m3.39\times10^{6}\,\text{m}. Calculate the gravitational potential on the surface of Mars in MJ kg−1\text{MJ\,kg}^{-1} (take G=6.67×10−11 N m2kg−2G = 6.67\times10^{-11}\,\text{N\,m}^{2}\text{kg}^{-2}). a) −25.2 MJ kg−1-25.2\,\text{MJ\,kg}^{-1} b) −12.6 MJ kg−1-12.6\,\text{MJ\,kg}^{-1} c) −6.3 MJ kg−1-6.3\,\text{MJ\,kg}^{-1} d) +12.6 MJ kg−1+12.6\,\text{MJ\,kg}^{-1}

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