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2. Topic: Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation Show your complete solution and explain.

These two planets – TYC 8998-
760-1 b and now, c- are
considered the first multi-planet
system to be directly imaged
around a Sun-like star. Suppose
the distance of A from star is
twice that of B. The mass of B is 3
times the mass of A. Find the ratio
of the gravitational force exerted
by the star on the two planets.

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