How far would the rock fall

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If an astronaut dropped a small rock near the surface of Neptune, how far (in m) would the rock fall in 1.5 s? (The mass of Neptune is 1.720×101the mass of earth and the radius of Neptune is 3.86 of the earth's radius.)

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