33. The average distance separating Earth and the Moon is384 000 km. Use the data in Table 7.3 to find the net grav-itational force exerted by Earth and the Moon on a 3.00X 104-kg spaceship located halfway between them. TABLE 7.3Useful Planetary DataBodyMercuryVenusEarthMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptunePlutoaMoonSunMass (kg)3.18 x 10234.88 X 10245.98 x 10246.42 × 10231.90 X 10275.68 × 10268.68 × 10251.03 × 10261.27 × 10237.36 × 10221.991 × 1030MeanRadius (m)2.43 × 1066.06 × 1066.38 × 1063.37 × 1066.99 × 1075.85 × 1072.33 × 1072.21 × 1071.14 × 1061.74 X 1066.96 × 108Period (s)7.60 × 1061.94 × 1073.156 × 1075.94 × 1073.74 × 1089.35 × 1082.64 × 10⁹5.22 × 10⁹7.82 × 10⁹MeanDistancefrom Sun (m)5.79 × 10¹01.08 × 10111.496 × 10¹12.28 × 10117.78 × 10¹11.43 × 10¹22.87 × 10¹24.50 × 10¹25.91 × 10¹2T².310-19S(=2.972.992.972.982.972.992.952.992.96|3m

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33. The average distance separating Earth and the Moon is 384 000 km. Use the data in Table 7.3 to find the net grav- itational force exerted by Earth and the Moon on a 3.00 x 104-kg spaceship located halfway between them.

33. The average distance separating Earth and the Moon is 384 000 km. Use the data in Table 7.3 to find the net grav- itational force exerted by Earth and the Moon on a 3.00 x 104-kg spaceship located halfway between them.

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