7. Explain Why is the gravitational force that a friend exerts on you less than the gravitational force exerted on you by Earth?

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7. Explain Why is the

gravitational force that
a friend exerts on you less
than the gravitational force
exerted on you by Earth?

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Step-by-step explanation:

F=GMm/d^2

Distance between friends and us <<<<<Distance between centre of earth and us

Littlemad answered Sep 19, 2021

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F=mv^2 / R , mass friend < mass earth so attraction g > friend

Albert Visser answered Sep 25, 2021

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