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The gravitational force between two objects is 13.6x10-8N when they are 8cm apart. What would be the force between them when they are 24cm apart?​
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The gravitational force between two objects is 13.6x10-8N when they are 8cm apart. What would be the force between them when they are 24cm apart?​

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F {(0.24)}^(2) = 13.6 * {10}^( - 8) \\ F = \frac{13.6 * {10}^( - 8)}{ {(0.24)}^(2) }N

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