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Cerrena [4.2K]
4 years ago
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the force of attraction between two masses is 3.60 Newtons if one of the masses is tripled and the distance between the masses i

s quadrupled what is the new force of attraction​
Physics
1 answer:
skelet666 [1.2K]4 years ago
4 0

Answer: F = 19.2 N

Explanation: Given that the initial Force = 3.6N

The formula involved is

F = GMm/r^2

Substitute the force F

3.6 = GMm/r^2

If one of the masses is tripled and the distance between the masses is quadrupled. We have

3.6 = (G × 3Mm)/(4r)^2

Where G will be constant.

3.6 = 3GMm/16r^2

Separate the fraction of number

3.6 = 3/16 × GMm/r^2

Make GMm/r^2 the subject of formula

(3.6 × 16)/3 = GMm/r^2

19.2 = GMm/r^2

Therefore, the new force of attraction is 19.2 N

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