Find the gravitational attraction between the two sphere bearings 30 meters apart from each other’s surfaces. Sphere A has a mass of 48000-grams and Sphere B with 78000-grams. The sphere bearings’ diameters are 8500cm and 4800cm, respectively.

Find the gravitational attraction between the two sphere bearings 30 meters apart from each other’s surfaces. Sphere A has a mass of 48000-grams and Sphere B with 78000-grams. The sphere bearings’ diameters are 8500cm and 4800cm, respectively.

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