a child of mass 40kg is sitting at a dista
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as we know gravitational force of attraction is Gm1*m2/r^2
and here we can see that m1=40kg
m2=50kg
r=1m
substituting these values in the formula.
F=G*50*40/1*1
F=G*200
F=6.67*10^-11*200
therefore
F=12.34*10^9N
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and here we can see that m1=40kg
m2=50kg
r=1m
substituting these values in the formula.
F=G*50*40/1*1
F=G*200
F=6.67*10^-11*200
therefore
F=12.34*10^9N
I hope it would help you,
if you like it then please mark it as Brainlist please.
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m1 = 40 kg
m2 = 50 kg
d = 1 m
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