Far out in space, very far from any other gravitating objects, two spheres are located 0.8 m apart
Far out in space, very far from any other gravitating objects, two spheres are located 0.8 m apart (center-to-center distance). The mass of sphere A is 27 kg, while the mass of sphere B is 13 kg. Sphere B is released from rest while sphere A is held in place at the origin of the coordinate system. What is the kinetic energy of the sphere B once it has moved 0.4 m toward sphere A? Your answer should be in nJ (nanojoules 10-9 J), but enter only the numerical part in the box.
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Far out in space, very far from any other gravitating objects, two spheres are located 0.8 m apart
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Far out in space, very far from any other gravitating objects, two spheres are located 0.8...
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