Physics, asked by IshuBisht2625, 11 months ago

An apple is attracted towards the earth. Does the apple attract the earth? If so, we do not see the earth moving toward the apple why?

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Answered by janu5515
5
because gravitational force present in earth

captainsankalan: Then F=GMm/r1*r2 is invalid??
Answered by captainsankalan
4

Yes. It does attract. But the mass of earth is comparatively huge to that of apple. So the apple shows relative motion and not the earth. If you want an example, try it out with magnet and iron fillings.

P.S. I know gravitational force and magnetic force are different but in some case both act in a similar way

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