Problem B5: A small object is initially at rest a distance r=n₂R from the center of a spherical planet. The radius of the planet is R. The object is released and crashes on the surface of the planet. The gravitational acceleration on the surface of the planet is g=n₁/R. If the velocity squared of the object just before it hits the surface is v²=n₃, what is n₃? Note that all n₂ is unitless, and that both n₁ and n₃ have the same units of velocity squared.

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