Find the approximate distance between the earth and the moon

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What is the approximate distance between the Earth and the Moon if the radius of the Earth is approximately 6x10^6m, the period of orbit for the moon around the Earth is 28 days and the acceleration of gravity on Earth is g=9.81m/s^2

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