Io orbits Jupiter at a distance of six planetary radii from the planet's center once every 42 hours. if Jupiter completes one rotation every 10 hours, use Keplers third Law to calculate how far from the center a satellite must orbit to appear stationary above the planet.

Io orbits Jupiter at a distance of six planetary radii from the planet's center once every 42 hours. if Jupiter completes one rotation every 10 hours, use Keplers third Law to calculate how far from the center a satellite must orbit to appear stationary above the planet.

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