• In one hand you hold a 0.13-kg apple, in the other hand a 0.22-kgorange. The apple and orange are separated by 0.75 m. What is themagnitude of the force of gravity that (a) the orange exerts on theapple and (b) the apple exerts on the orange?

• In one hand you hold a 0.13-kg apple, in the other hand a 0.22-kgorange. The apple and orange are separated by 0.75 m. What is themagnitude of the force of gravity that (a) the orange exerts on theapple and (b) the apple exerts on the orange?

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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