Given G= 6.67x10^-11Nm³/kg² 1) Two objects are placed so that the distance between them is d. The Force between them is 5.6 x10^-12 N, masses of two objects are 3 kg and 7 kg. Find the distance d. 2) a) The Gravitational Force of attraction F exists between two objects A and B. If mass A is made 3 times and distance is made 4 times. The Gravitational force becomes F b) The radius of a planet is 3 times and mass is made 6 times the gravity becomes g.

Given G= 6.67x10^-11Nm³/kg² 1) Two objects are placed so that the distance between them is d. The Force between them is 5.6 x10^-12 N, masses of two objects are 3 kg and 7 kg. Find the distance d. 2) a) The Gravitational Force of attraction F exists between two objects A and B. If mass A is made 3 times and distance is made 4 times. The Gravitational force becomes F b) The radius of a planet is 3 times and mass is made 6 times the gravity becomes g.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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