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calculate the gravitational attraction force between a man with a mass of 100kg and a child with a mass of 20kg if they are 100mm apart.​
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calculate the gravitational attraction force between a man with a mass of 100kg and a child with a mass of 20kg if they are 100mm apart.​

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Answer:(G=6.67×10−11Nm2/kg2)

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