Three objects suspended in space were distanced as shown. Find the angle so that the gravitational force between objects A and B is the same as the gravitational force between A and C. Use mB = (last 3 digits of your ID number) kg and mC = (50 + last 3 digits of your ID number) kg

Three objects suspended in space were distanced as shown. Find the angle so that the gravitational force between objects A and B is the same as the gravitational force between A and C. Use mB = (last 3 digits of your ID number) kg and mC = (50 + last 3 digits of your ID number) kg

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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