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You are at the top of the Mount Everest whose height is 12,000 ft. Find the gravity force generated by you (80kg) using the provided equation of the attraction force in N?

          You are at the top of the Mount Everest whose height is 12,000 ft.  Find the gravity force generated by you (80kg) using the provided equation of the  attraction force in N?
        

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University Physics with Modern Physics
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You are at the top of the Mount Everest whose height is 12,000 ft. Find the gravity force generated by you (80kg) using the provided equation of the attraction force in N?
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00:01 So here we are given the value of masses.
00:03 M1 mass, m1 is given that is equals to 0 .5 kilogram.
00:09 We are given the mass of mountain that is m2 which is equals to 2 .5 multiplied 10 raise to the power 12 kilogram...
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