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I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named Darwin B"Darwin B" for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun like-like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million kilometres in a nearnearly circular orbit. Its rotationrotational period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. Its mass is 6.15×10^24kg$6.15×10^{24}kg$ and its radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate its orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.

I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named Darwin B for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million kilometres in a near circular orbit. Its rotation period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. Its mass is 6.15×10^24kg and its radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate its orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.

I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named "Darwin B" for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun-like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million kilometres in a nearly circular orbit. Its rotational period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. Its mass is $6.15×10^{24}kg$ and its radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate its orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.

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I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named Darwin B for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million Kilometreskilometres in a near circular orbit. It'sIts rotation period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. It'sIts mass is 6.15×10^24kg and it'sits radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate it'sits orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.

I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named Darwin B for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million Kilometres in a near circular orbit. It's rotation period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. It's mass is 6.15×10^24kg and it's radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate it's orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.

I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named Darwin B for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million kilometres in a near circular orbit. Its rotation period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. Its mass is 6.15×10^24kg and its radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate its orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.

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How to calculate the orbital period and the density of a planetary body?

I'm a student studying in 9th grade, I am making this fictional habitable planet named Darwin B for a planet making competition. It orbits a sun like star at a distance of 1.15 AU or 172 million Kilometres in a near circular orbit. It's rotation period is 19 hours, 38 minutes. It's mass is 6.15×10^24kg and it's radius is about 6,743 kilometres. I have to calculate it's orbital period and density but I'm weak in maths and don't know how to. Please help.