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Four masses are placed in a rectangular pattern. The coordinates and masses of the masses are: m1=(0,0) 1*10^2 kg, m2=(0,3) 2*10^2 kg, m3=(2,3) 1*10^3 kg, m4=(2,0) 1 kg. Where would a 5th mass 5*10^2 have to be placed so that the net gravitational forces on m4 is 0?
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You should be able to solve this in one of two ways: 1. Summing the forces in the x components of the forces such that that sum is zero with respect to m4; and then doing the same for the y components of the forces. 2. Use the vector form of the Newtons' Law of Universal Gravitation. Which method do you prefer?
i think number 1?
This is what I got. See the attached PDF
ummm but the correct answer is (3,9, -0.5)
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