6. An object of mass 5.6 x107kg is located at the Cartesian origin, (0m,0m). A second object, of mass 2.4x107 kg, is located at a position (50m, Om). Find the full magnitude and direction of the Gravitational force experienced on a mass of 500kg, located at a position (50m, Om).

6. An object of mass 5.6 x107kg is located at the Cartesian origin, (0m,0m). A second object, of mass 2.4x107 kg, is located at a position (50m, Om). Find the full magnitude and direction of the Gravitational force experienced on a mass of 500kg, located at a position (50m, Om).

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