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A 6.5×10¹2 kg object is 3.2×10 m away from a 3,800 kg object. Calculate the force of gravity between them. FD = 110,673

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7. A 6.5×10¹2 kg object is 3.2×10 m away from a 3,800 kg object.
Calculate the force of gravity between them.
6X18
F9 = (6.673)

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