Please answer the questions. Thank you so much in advance! 1. What is the gravitational force of attraction betweentwo persons 1/2 m apart iftheir masses are both equal to 60 kilograms?2. How far should a 5 x10^5 Kg body be from a 7 x 10^4Kg body so that the force of attraction between them isapproximately 4.63 N?3. The acceleration due to gravity in the moon is One-sixth (1/6)that of the earth. How much will a 720-kgbody on earth weigh on the moon?

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