Convert 1.39 x 10^9 kilograms to Jupiter Masses, MJ. The mass of Jupiter is known as MJ = 1.898×1027 kg. Mplanet =

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Convert 1.39 x 10^9 kilograms to Jupiter Masses, MJ. The mass of Jupiter is known as MJ = 1.898×1027 kg.

Mplanet = _________________________ MJ

 

*The accepted mass of this planet HD 209458b is Mplanet = 0.69 MJ. Check your answer for correctness.

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