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laptopman_01

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Hey guys

I had to do this practice physics exam and i came across this question which i had heaps of trouble with. i can't seem to figure it out! can any1 help me??

the question reads:

"Given that the moon is 60 Earth-radii from the Earth's centre and the acceleration due to gravity at the Earth's surface is 9.8ms^-2, calculate the acceleration of the moon towards the Earth."

if any1 could help me out then it would be greatly appreciated!
 

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Hey this is just a suggestion but why don't u use your textbook ya bludger! stop bludging shit off other people
 

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:burn::burn::burn:it is straight there in your book get it out read it and if you don't undstand it still HOW THE HELL DID YOU GET THROUGH YEAR 11???:confused::confused::confused: i have noticed that every 1 of your posts are getting answers for yourself. "it is greater to give a gift to other than to recieve."


Help goes both ways buddy
 

laptopman_01

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Sorry guys! i didn't mean to offend any1! by the way glen i have helped by offering advice in several other threads mate
 
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laptopman_01

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Paul9000 said:
Hey this is just a suggestion but why don't u use your textbook ya bludger! stop bludging shit off other people
Hey paul! ur not funny mate! i'll see u at school tomorrow!!
 

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laptopman_01 said:
Hey guys

I had to do this practice physics exam and i came across this question which i had heaps of trouble with. i can't seem to figure it out! can any1 help me??

the question reads:

"Given that the moon is 60 Earth-radii from the Earth's centre and the acceleration due to gravity at the Earth's surface is 9.8ms^-2, calculate the acceleration of the moon towards the Earth."

if any1 could help me out then it would be greatly appreciated!
this one is a deceptively easy question. its just been worded around a bit to confuse people.

i wont answer the question for you, but i will give u a hint:

Use Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, do some algebraic work and substitute appropriate values to get ur answer.

hope this helps, M.D.
 

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As Mountain Dew stated, it is a deceptively easy question. The key is basically in the wording of the question. If u need any more help than don't be afraid to ask. I would be quite willing to answer any questions that you may have.
 

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