You will use the following prompt for questions #5-6: With t…
You will use the following prompt for questions #5-6: With technological advancements in the future, perhaps interstellar travel will be possible! You are an astronaut taking a vacation to exoplanet Rowdysaur, but you also have a loving family at home that you want to see again. Using the following information about Rowdysaur, how fast does your rocket need to go to leave the exoplanet and return back to Earth? Here is what you know as you plan your journey: Rowdysaur is 1.5 ly away, is `R` times larger than Earth, and `M` times more massive, and is a water world (hope you brought your scuba equipment). Please express your final answer in km/s, but do not include the units in typing up your answer. Please follow my input directions below exactly as stated or you will lose precious points. Input Instructions: Round your answer to the nearest tenths place (one decimal place), and use standard comma placement if necessary. For example: 10,201.9234 km/s would be inputted as 10,201.9. As I have already given the units, please only type your numerical answer without any other letters, words, E, or scientific notation. Use the bonus section for any technical issues.
Read DetailsHow much better is a `D2`-cm telescope compared to a `D1`-cm…
How much better is a `D2`-cm telescope compared to a `D1`-cm telescope? As always, please follow my not optional input instructions below. Input Instructions: Only type a numerical value rounded to the nearest whole number that represents by what factor the telescope is better (i.e. 5). Use standard comma placement if necessary. Do not include any decimals, letters, words, E, or scientific notation in your answer. You must match my answer exactly for credit. If something prevents you from typing in your answer here, just manually write your answer following the same rounding directions into the bonus section at the end of the exam.
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