Question

The earth attracts the moon with a force, F. The moon attracts the earth with the force.
a. F/2
b.2F
c.F
d.3F​

Answer 1

Answer:

Option C- F

Explanation:

By the newton's third law of motion, Forces of action and reaction are always equal and opposite

Answer 2

"C-F"

Explanation:

The moon attracts the earth with a similar power as the earth draws in the moon Newton's Third Law applies here as well! The attractions are equivalent and inverse.

The more noteworthy is an object's mass, the more gravitational power it applies. Thus, to start addressing your inquiry, Earth has a more  gravitational draw than the moon basically on the grounds that the Earth is more monstrous. That is the reason the moon isn't pulled out of Earth's circle by the gravity of bigger planets or by the sun.

Earth's  surface gravity is around 9.8 meters per second out of every second. At the point when an article is thrown off a structure top, for example, it speeds up toward the ground at 9.8 meters each second out of every second. The Moon's surface gravity is around 1/sixth as strong or around 1.6 meters each second of the second.