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Find the magnitude of the net gravitational force on mass A due to masses B and C in the figure (a).Each mass is 3.00kg.
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Considering middle mass as A and the right hand side mass C and left hand side mass as B we get the following using .... \[G=\frac{ m.m }{ r.r }\] Fb=900G Fc=-56.25G F net =843.75G where G is gravitational constant..........
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den F net=936G
now this force is correct for the above diagram......
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