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Set the mass of person one at 10 kg and the mass of person two at 10 kg. The two people may be any distance apart. Note the force between them. This is the initial condition Mass 1 (kg) Mass 2 (kg) Distance
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Set the mass of person one at 10 kg and the mass of person two at 10 kg. The two

people may be any distance apart. Note the force between them. This is the initial
condition
Mass 1 (kg)
Mass 2 (kg)
Distance (m)
Force of Gravity (N)

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