Physics, asked by ajayfdo, 6 months ago

4. Suppose a charge +q on Earth's surface
and another +q charge is placed on
the surface of the Moon. (a) Calculate
the value of q required to balance the
gravitational attraction between Earth
and Moon (b) Suppose the distance
between the Moon and Earth is halved,
would the charge q change?

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