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4. An object with 100 kg mass is at 4 mts distance from an object with 210 kg mass. What is the mutual force of attraction between these two objects? L a. 6.67x 10-11 N b. 8.75x10-8 N c. 3.14x10-5 N d. 4.67x10-7

4. An object with 100 kg mass is at 4 mts distance from an object with 210 kg mass. What is the mutual force of attraction between these two objects? L a. 6.67x 10-11 N b. 8.75x10-8 N c. 3.14x10-5 N d. 4.67x10-7

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4. An object with 100 kg mass is at 4 mts distance from an object with 210 kg mass. What is the mutual force of attraction between these two objects? a. 6.67x 10-11 N b. 8.75x10-8 N c. 3.14x10-5 N d. 4.67x10-7 ANS: 5. The height above sea level effect on the gravity value, because e. the higher the elevation the greater the gravity f. measurements collected at higher elevations must be corrected with a negative correction factor g. lower elevation measurements are corrected with a negative correction factor h. none of the statement is true ANS: 6. An increase in the number of ions in groundwater due to contamination a. linearly decreases the soil resistivity b. linearly increases the soil resistivity c. does not have impact on restivity d. decreases the soil conductivity ANS:
Transcribed Image Text:4. An object with 100 kg mass is at 4 mts distance from an object with 210 kg mass. What is the mutual force of attraction between these two objects? a. 6.67x 10-11 N b. 8.75x10-8 N c. 3.14x10-5 N d. 4.67x10-7 ANS: 5. The height above sea level effect on the gravity value, because e. the higher the elevation the greater the gravity f. measurements collected at higher elevations must be corrected with a negative correction factor g. lower elevation measurements are corrected with a negative correction factor h. none of the statement is true ANS: 6. An increase in the number of ions in groundwater due to contamination a. linearly decreases the soil resistivity b. linearly increases the soil resistivity c. does not have impact on restivity d. decreases the soil conductivity ANS:
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