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Korolek [52]
3 years ago
11

Which two objects would most likely have the greatest gravitational pull on each other? Explain.

Physics
1 answer:
vovikov84 [41]3 years ago
4 0

for box A :

gravitational pull is given as

F = G (10) (10) /r²

F = 100 G/r²                                                       eq-1


for Box B :

gravitational pull is given as

F' = G (10) (5) /r'²

F' = 50 G/r'²                                                       eq-2


for Box C :

gravitational pull is given as

F'' = G (10) (15) /r''²

F'' = 150 G/r''²                                                       eq-3

from the diagram , we see that

r = r'

hence F > F'

gravitational pull of box B is greater than gravitational pull of box A.


r'' > r = r'

such that r'' is almost 2 times of r and r'

so F'' = 150 G/(2r'²)

F'' = 37.5 G/r'² = 37.5 G/r²

hence box A has greatest gravitational pull between the objects.

A) the object inbox A would have the strongest gravitational pull because they are close to each other and have more mass.


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