Question

Hey can anyone help me with three Algebra problems?

Answer 1

Not unless we know the problems

Answer 2

Here is the attatchemt

Answer 3

I have no idea what this problem is asking for.

Answer 4

I'm having trouble getting the formula to format properly, but I think the answer you want is on this page...

http://theory.uwinnipeg.ca/physics/circ/node7.html

Answer 5

Where it says, "The magnitude of the gravitational force is:"

Answer 6

Yeah that is confusing! I have no idea what this problem is about.

Answer 7

Well the definition you gave matches up pretty close to the definition at the top of that page.

Answer 8

think you need to replace the G in that formula with C as that is the constant.

Answer 9

\[F=c \frac{M _{1}M _{2}}{r ^{2}}\]

Answer 10

Where did you get this from? I did not see it on the site.

Answer 11

It is marked as equation 22. I changed the g to a c since that is the constant.