Hey guys here is a problem about gravity...

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The discussion revolves around a problem related to gravity, with participants attempting to clarify their understanding and approach to solving it. The original poster seems to be using computational tools to analyze the motion described by the problem.

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Please do not post your work in images -- type your work into the forum using LaTeX
Homework Statement
law of universal gravitation
Relevant Equations
law of universal gravitation
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Thx~
 
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Yep. That's what that is all right.

Did you have a question about it?
 
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DaveC426913 said:
Yep. That's what that is all right.

Did you have a question about it?
Trying to use Wolfram to solve x(t), but cannot read the result...
 

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OK I simplified the problem and got this one.
 

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It might help if we had some idea of what you are trying to do!
 
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@shaunthesheep -- Please do not post your math work in images. Instead, type your work into the forum, preferably using LaTeX (see the LaTeX Guide link below the Edit window). Also, please be very clear in your posts what the question is and what your approach is to solving the problem. I will send you a PM with more tips about using LaTeX to post math at PF.
 
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