Using the information available in a textbook or online. (a) Determine the orbital speed of the planet Mars as it travels around the sun in km/s.

Using the information available in a textbook or online. (a) Determine the orbital speed of the planet Mars as it travels around the sun in km/s. (b) Determine the centripetal acceleration of Mars (c) Repeat the above for Earth. {(c) 30 km/s, 5.91 mm/s2 }

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