10. What do you mean by the Gravitational force between 2 objects? 11. What is the direction of the Force of Gravity between earth and Sun ? 12. If there is an inward pull force between earth and sun, how will you connect this force to Newton's second law (F=ma)?

10. What do you mean by the Gravitational force between 2 objects? 11. What is the direction of the Force of Gravity between earth and Sun ? 12. If there is an inward pull force between earth and sun, how will you connect this force to Newton's second law (F=ma)?

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