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Gnoma [55]
4 years ago
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A lion with a mass of 190 kg is chasing a gazelle with a mass of 15 kg. The distance between the lion and the gazelle is 2 meter

s. a. How much gravitational force does the lion exert on the gazelle? b. How much gravitational force does the gazelle exert on the lion?
Physics
1 answer:
Vadim26 [7]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Explanation:

with a mass of 190 kg is chasing a gazelle with a mass of 15 kg. the distance between the lion and the gazelle is 2 meters. how much gravitational force does the lion exert on the gazelle? ... In which figure is de bc ? a. figure 1 b. figure 2 c. figure 3 d. figure 4... Mathematics 3 21.06.2019 15:00.

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