Three particles have identical masses. Each particle experiences only the gravitational forces due to the other two particles. How should the particles be arranged so each one experiences a net gravitational force that has the same magnitude?
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Three particles have identical masses. Each particle experiences only the gravitational forces due to the other two particles. How should the particles be arranged so each one experiences a net gravitational force that has the same magnitude? give ur reasoning
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it is due to the second law of mortion ,the moventom of the object is equal to mass times velicity of the object .the moventom measures the quantity of mortion possed by a body.2nd law of mortion states that rate of change of moventum is diretional to the applied force , so the mass is directionaly propection th the applied force .
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