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Determine the gravitational constant if the mass of two bodies A 80 kg and 200 kg and they are separated by a distance of 6 m a gravitational force is 140 8.8 into 10 power minus 11 Newton

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Answered by amitbobbypathak

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Given : m1=80 kg m2=1200 kg d=10 m

Force of gravitation F=d2Gm1m2

Or F=1026.67×10−11×80×1200=6.4×10−8 N

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