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Two uniform aluminum spheres are positioned as shown. The distance R = 69 mm. Determine the gravitational force which sphere A exerts on sphere B. 1.7R i+ 7.0R i A Answer: F = ( 27° 1.0R B

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Two uniform aluminum spheres are positioned as
shown. The distance R = 69 mm. Determine the
gravitational force which sphere A exerts on
sphere B.
1.7R
IN
i+
7.0R
Answer: F = (
j)10-⁹ N
A
27°
1.0R
B

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