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The gravitational field strength at the surface of an hypothetical planet is smaller than the value at the surface of earth. How much mass (in kg) that planet needs to have a gravitational field strength equal to the gravitational field strength on the surface of earth without any change in its size? The radius of that planet is 13.0 x 106 m.

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