Recent content by LuigiHomer

Once again,I AM A FIFTH GRADER!

I think it's 0.6.Please help me.More.

My sister didn't incorporate G.My head hurts.I'm only in 5th grade,you know.

@ DaveC,It is that they BOTH exert gravitational force.F1 is equal to F2,which is the other force.

Do you guys have a suggestion for a good, reliable computer calculator for free that can do what Molinaro said to do?

My sister THINKS it is 0.030.

I don't have a calculator that can even REGISTER Newtons,and our teacher took it away.:(What a meanie.

I can't figure it out.Kind of new to the concept of using Newton's laws.Kind of new to physics.

Okay.The two point masses are in KG.The distance is in metres.G is in Newtons.

Kind of off the topic,but time slows for ANY AND ALL matter traveling at lightspeed,so the power may last longer,but other people will have found a way to break light speed,so it would be pointless.

Trying to figure out the gravitational attraction between two objects using Newton's Law of Universal Gravity.Need to figure out what the force is.Here is a model.If anything is in ordinary parentheses then it is an exponent. ----------------------G --------____________|_____________400x300...