Physics, asked by anukriti008, 5 months ago

The gravitational force of attraction of the earth on a 1 kg of brass ball is same as the gravitational force of attraction of 1 kg brass ball on the earth. Explain Why?

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Answered by vermaachal1976

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Answer:

Newton's 3rd law of motion.

Explanation:

EVERY ACTION HAS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION.

In this case Let's assume the Earth as Object A

and brass ball as object B.

Thus,ACCORDING to the law A AND B are applying same amount of force on each other.

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