Physics, asked by vansh3387, 1 year ago

the earth attracts the moon with a force f the moon attracts the earth with force?

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Answered by y21pandey

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1/6 f of that force because it has mass 6 times less than that of earth

vansh3387: i am asking force not gravity

vansh3387: options are f/2 , 2f , f , 3f

Answered by pallavimondal

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THE EARTH ATTRACTS THE MOON WITH THE FORCE OF IF THE MOON ATTRACTS THE EARTH WITH A FORCE IS KNOWN AS GRAVITATIONAL FORCE WHICH IS EQUAL TO PRODUCT OF THEIR MASSES AND INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THEM...

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