d) The force on an object with mass m at a certain distance r from another object of mass m2 is given by Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation F, = G*m,*m/r?. Therefore we can calculate the ratio of the Force of gravity on the space station to that of the surface of the Earth as Fastation/Fgearth. Festation/Fgearth= (G*mstation *mearth/r'station-earth)/ (G*mtation *mearth/r?surtace-earth) Festation/Fgearth= (r'surface-earth)/(r³station-earth) Calculate the ratio Fgstation/Fg.earth using the distances you found in parts band c. Answer here.

d) The force on an object with mass m at a certain distance r from another object of mass m2 is given by Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation F, = Gm,m/r?. Therefore we can calculate the ratio of the Force of gravity on the space station to that of the surface of the Earth as Fastation/Fgearth. Festation/Fgearth= (Gmstation mearth/r'station-earth)/ (Gmtation mearth/r?surtace-earth) Festation/Fgearth= (r'surface-earth)/(r³station-earth) Calculate the ratio Fgstation/Fg.earth using the distances you found in parts band c. Answer here.

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