If object A has a mass of 63 kg and object B has a mass of 596,000,000 kg and the centers of their masses are 64m apart from each other. If there are no other measurable forces besides the gravity between them, then what will be the rate at which object A will accelerate? aA = ??? unit

If object A has a mass of 63 kg and object B has a mass of 596,000,000 kg and the centers of their masses are 64m apart from each other. If there are no other measurable forces besides the gravity between them, then what will be the rate at which object A will accelerate? aA = ??? unit

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