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Can someone PLEASEEEEE HELPE with this. I've tried so many times and it never marks it right...idk what im doing wrong. The Sun and Earth each exert a gravitational force on the Moon. What is the ratio FSun/FEarth of these two forces? (The average Sun–Moon distance is equal to the Sun–Earth distance.)
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Hint: simply write down the expression of both forces.
yes I did, and it is Ms * Rms / Me * Rme...but I get different answers every single time...I just wanted to compare with someone @Vincent-Lyon.Fr
it is proportional to 1/r^2 you have shown it as 1/r That is why you are not getting correct answer.
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