Question

Does gravitational force between two objects obey
Newton's third law of motion? Give reason too.​

Answer 1

Answer:

you are 9th standard question

Explanation:

1st chapter

Answer 2

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YES✌

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reason :-

• Gravitational force strictly follows Newton’s Third Law of motion. You can think of it since both were formulated and discovered by Sir Isaac Newton
• Newton’s 3rd Law states that for every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force. This too applies to gravitation.
• For instance, we take a cricket ball and earth. Comparing their sizes we find that there is a lot difference between their sizes. Also earth has much greater mass than the ball. You should that gravitational force depends on mass. A heavier object exerts much greater gravitational force than a lighter object.
• For instance, we take a cricket ball and earth. Comparing their sizes we find that there is a lot difference between their sizes. Also earth has much greater mass than the ball. You should that gravitational force depends on mass. A heavier object exerts much greater gravitational force than a lighter object.So when a ball hits the earth, the earth applies an equal and oppos

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