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Question #332470

What distance separates two objects of equal mass (5 kg) that are experiencing a gravitational force of 100 N?

Expert's answer

"F=\\frac{Gm^2}{r^2},\\implies"

"r=m\\sqrt\\frac GF=20.4~\\mu m ."

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