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S1lent Echoes
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Hi, I was just hoping for some help in explaining the steps to solving an equation using the universal gravitational constant. I can easily find the answer online but not easily find out how to actually solve it, since I want to understand what I am doing.
I understand the basics of equation solving and know enough that if a step by step explanation is given then I can grasp what you are saying.
The question involves solving the gravitational force between two masses of 70 kg standing one meter apart. The equation is -
F=6.67*10^-11*(N*m^2)/kg^2*(70 kg * 70 kg)/(1 m)^2
I know I probably do not need to state what any of the letters mean to anyone who can explain this to me but just for clarity's sake - N (Newtons) ; m (meters) ; kg (kilograms)
Huge thank you to anyone who takes the time to help and explain how this is done!
I understand the basics of equation solving and know enough that if a step by step explanation is given then I can grasp what you are saying.
The question involves solving the gravitational force between two masses of 70 kg standing one meter apart. The equation is -
F=6.67*10^-11*(N*m^2)/kg^2*(70 kg * 70 kg)/(1 m)^2
I know I probably do not need to state what any of the letters mean to anyone who can explain this to me but just for clarity's sake - N (Newtons) ; m (meters) ; kg (kilograms)
Huge thank you to anyone who takes the time to help and explain how this is done!