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Calculate the perihelion distance of Pluto from Sun, in A.U. Find the force of gravity between Pluto and Charon.

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Pluto has a period of 246yrs, a Mass 1.3x10^22kg of and an orbital eccentricity of 0.25. It's moon Charon has a Mass of 1.6x10^21kg, and orbits at a
distance of 19,600km

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