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A rack of seven spherical bolwing balls (each 7.20 kg, radius of 10.1 cm) is positioned along a line located a distance d = 0.980 m from a point P, as shown in the figure. Calculate the magnitude of the gravitational force F the bowling balls exert on a ping-pong ball of mass 2.70 g, centered at point P. F = N

A rack of seven spherical bolwing balls (each 7.20 kg, radius of 10.1 cm) is positioned along a line located a distance d = 0.980 m from a point P, as shown in the figure. Calculate the magnitude of the gravitational force F the bowling balls exert on a ping-pong ball of mass 2.70 g, centered at point P. F = N

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A rack of seven spherical bolwing balls (each 7.20 kg , radius of 10.1 cm ) is positioned along a line located a distance d = 0.980 m from a point P , as shown in the figure.
Calculate the magnitude of the gravitational force F the bowling balls exert on a ping-pong ball of mass 2.70 g , centered at point P .
F = ◻ N

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