pls answer both questions. thank u! d.not enough informationAt a given point above Earth's surface, the acceleration due to gravity is 6.5 m/s. What sA resultant force of 4.5 N directed 30° north of east is acting on a particle. What forcethe altitude of this point from the center of Earth? Answer in terms of Earth's radius R.12.a.0.66RC.1.23Rb.1.0Rd.1.5R13.needed to bring the particle into a state of equilibrium?4.5 N, 30° north of eastb. 4.5 N, 30° north of westa.C. 4.5 N, 30° south of castd. 4.5 N, 30° south of west198 Exploring life Th

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not enough information the altitude of this point from the center of Earth? Answer in terms of Earth's radius R. At a given point above Earth's surface, the acceleration due to gravity is 6.5 m/s², What s a. 0.66R C. 1.23R b. 1.0R d. 1.5R A resultant force of 4.5 N di

not enough information the altitude of this point from the center of Earth? Answer in terms of Earth's radius R. At a given point above Earth's surface, the acceleration due to gravity is 6.5 m/s², What s a. 0.66R C. 1.23R b. 1.0R d. 1.5R A resultant force of 4.5 N di

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At a given point above Earth's surface, the acceleration due to gravity is 6.5 m/s. What s
A resultant force of 4.5 N directed 30° north of east is acting on a particle. What force
the altitude of this point from the center of Earth? Answer in terms of Earth's radius R.
12.
a.
0.66R
C.
1.23R
b.
1.0R
d.
1.5R
13.
needed to bring the particle into a state of equilibrium?
4.5 N, 30° north of east
b. 4.5 N, 30° north of west
a.
C. 4.5 N, 30° south of cast
d. 4.5 N, 30° south of west
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