Can I please get some help with the key concepts and principles, please and thank you! The figure shows a spherical hollow inside a leadsphere of radius R = 2.6 m; the surface of the hollowpasses through the center of the sphere and"touches" the right side of the sphere. The mass ofthe sphere before hollowing was M = 435 kg. Withwhat gravitational force does the hollowed-out leadsphere attract a small sphere of mass m = 41 kg thatlies at a distance d = 11 m from the center of the leadsphere, on the straight line connecting the centers ofthe spheres and of the hollow?NumberHIRdUnits✪

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