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What is the solution for the gravitational pull on earth?

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The magnitude of the force of gravity pulling on an object located on Earth is

(9.8 meters per second²) x (the mass of the object in kilograms).

The direction of the force is toward the center of the Earth.

The unit for the magnitude of the force is [ Newton ].

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