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Part 4 (1 point) Earth (mass = 6.10 x 1027 g) moving through space at 3.20 x 104 m/s nm 5th attempt 4th attempt 3rd attempt 3

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-63 m m= 6-10x1027 gm = 610X1084 kg . (1 gm = 153 kg) V = 3-20 X 104 mis wavelength (+1)= h = 6.626 X1034 - - mu = 304X10 6-1

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