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calculate the force of attraction between two balls of mass 1 kg when their centres are 1 metre apart

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Answered by RaptorCrewYT

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Answer:

F=6.67×10^-9N

Step-by-step explanation:

According to newtons law of gravitation f=g m1m2÷r^2

Now, here, m1=m2 both have mass 1kg and r=10^-1m

Therefore, f=6.67×10^-11×1÷[10^-1]^2

F=6.67×10^-9N

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