A 104 kg person and their 10 kg dog are 12.5 m away from each other. If you approximate them both as perfectly spherical what if the attractive gravitational force between them? Use G= 6.67×10-¹1 N.m²/kg² Enter to 3 significant figures F = grav 11 4.44X10 N

A 104 kg person and their 10 kg dog are 12.5 m away from each other. If you approximate them both as perfectly spherical what if the attractive gravitational force between them? Use G= 6.67×10-¹1 N.m²/kg² Enter to 3 significant figures F = grav 11 4.44X10 N

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1. A 104 kg person and their 10 kg dog are 12.5 m away from each other. If you approximate them
both as perfectly spherical what if the attractive gravitational force between them?
Use G = 6.67×10-11 N-m²/kg²
Enter to 3 significant figures
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grav
4.44×10 11X N
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