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Compute the force of gravity of the moon on a 1 kg mass on the near side of the earth, and then on the far side. Compute the for

ce of gravity of the sun on the same mass, near and far side. Which is the greater force? Which shows the greater difference?

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Art [367]3 years ago

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The Force of Gravity is less on the moon

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