A 71.5 kg student is gravitationally attracted to an unknown object with a force of 6.90...
A 71.5 kg student is gravitationally attracted to an unknown object with a force of 6.90 x 10^-7 N when they are 3.40 m apart. What is the mass of this unknown yet
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