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Jiane is 1,02 x 10 m away. The planet Mars has a mass of 6,42 × 10ª kg, and the Earth has a mass of 5,97 × 1024 kg.

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Newton's laws
NEWTON'S UNIVERSAL LAW OF
GRAVITATION
When the planet Mars is furthest from Earth it
is 1,02 x 10 m away. The planet Mars has
a mass of 6,42 × 10ª kg, and the Earth has
a mass of 5,97 × 1024 kg.
Earth
Mars
d
What is the magnitude of the gravitational
force between the planet Mars and the Earth?

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