So i just asked that question in the picture but at the bottom where it say F = 4F ..where did that 4 come ? I am still not quite grasping the breakdown.... please help 7:06 & O@ * 82%i1. Two masses are attracted by gravitational forceof 0.24 N. What will the force of attraction bethedistance btwn the two masses is halved. Can youshow me how to solve ?given:F = 0.24 N (at distance r)we have to find F'=? , at distance (r'=r/2)Step2b)Formula Used:F = Gmlm2p2for distance r,0. 24 = Gmlm2(1)for distance r',F' = Gmlm2p2(2)(2) /(1)Gmlm2FGmlm2/r2$ = (:)* = ()*FF' = 4FF = 4 * 0. 24F = 0.96 N

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1. Two masses are attracted by gravitational force of 0.24 N. What will the force of attraction be if the distance btwn the two masses is halved. Can you show me how to solve ?

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter7: Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 58A

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