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Description: Solve the gravitational constant.Mass object 1: 180 kgMass object 2: 350 kgDistance: 3.0 mForce: 2.63x10-7 N Formula: G = Fgd^2(or R^2)/m_1m_2

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Solve the gravitational constant. Mass object 1: 180 kg Mass object 2: 350 kg Distance: 3.0 m Force: 2.63x10-7 N Formula: G = Fgd^2(or R^2)/m_1m_2

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