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Untitled (33%) Problem 2: located at x 105 m, and the second object is located a

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Untitled (33%) Problem 2: located at x 105 m, and the second object is located at x 10 m. The two objects have masses equal to 3.5 x 103 kg and 8.5 x 1015 kg, respectively. Consider t o objects in free space that are far away from everything else. At a particular time, the first ob ect ted 33% Part (a) what is the distance between the two objects in meters? d 7 10 d 700000 Correct ted 8 33% Part (b) What is the magnitude of the gravitational free, in newtons, between the two objects? F-3.53 103 F- 0.00353 X Incorrect 3% Part (c) what is the change in momentum, in kilogram-meters per second, of the first object in a 45 second interval? Grade Summary 100 Atempts remaining sino cotanO asin acos bject B will be released from rest and begin falling straight down. Let the distance L be 3 m. If the

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Given data:-x1= 1.5*10^5m, x2 = 8.5*10^5m

m1=3.5*10^3kg, m2= 8.5*10^15kg

Part a] d= x2 – x1

= 8.5*10^5 – 1.5*10^5                                                                                                                                                                 

d= 7*10^5m = 700000m

Part b]Gravitational force F= G m1 m2 / R^2

F = 6.67*10^-11m^3/kg.s^2*3.5*10^3 * 8.5*10^15 / (7*10^5)^2

F= 4.05*10^-3N

Part c] Fnet = P /t

P = Fnet *t

= 4.05*10^-3 * 4.5

P = 0.018kg m/s

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