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    Calculate net gravitational field on the moon, without knowing its mass?

    Ohhhh yeah, never noticed that part. So that part is understood, thanks! About the resolution of the forces (or accelerations now) Fa and Fb, do I have to use the following formula? R^2=X^2 + Y^2 (where R is the net gravitational force, X is the sum of components on X-axis, and Y is the...
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    Calculate net gravitational field on the moon, without knowing its mass?

    I must be doing something wrong because it gave me an answer not in the choices. I'm going to attach a photo (sorry about the quality I took it using my phone) of what I did. I'm not sure about the resolution part, there might be a mistake(s) there. Can you please take a loot it it and tell me...
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    Calculate net gravitational field on the moon, without knowing its mass?

    Homework Statement The Moon is 3.9*10^5 km from Earth's center and 1.5*10^8 km from the Sun's center. The masses of Earth and the Sun are 6*10^24 and 2*10^30 kg, respectively. a. The ratio of the gravitational fields due to the Sun and Earth at the center of the moon is: 1) 2300 2) 230...
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