Physics, asked by karthikkattojup6118q, 1 year ago

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Answered by AJay12mahich

The gravitational pull on earth by moon is same as that of pull on moon by earth this is because while calculating force we make use of masses of both objects so F12=F21 that is 1:1

karthikkattojup6118q: what about the 1% mass?

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Here all the bodies are same with same masses in both the cases so the ratio is 1:1, hope it will help you,

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