2. The gravitational force between two identical spheres is given as 5x10-6 N. What is the mass of each sphere if they are 0.75 m apart from their centers? Fg = 5x10-6 m: = ? r = 0.75 m m2 = ?
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of each sphere if they are 0.75 m apart from their centers?
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r = 0.75 m
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