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To find the radius of Mars, we can subtract the given difference from the radius of Earth.

Given:

Radius of Earth = 6,378.1 km

Difference between the radii = 2,981.1 km

To find the radius of Mars:

Radius of Mars = Radius of Earth - Difference between the radii

Radius of Mars = 6,378.1 km - 2,981.1 km

Radius of Mars = 3,397 km

Therefore, the radius of Mars is approximately 3,397 km.

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