Solution 17.1.20 from the collection Kep OE 1989
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17.1.16. The Moon moves around the Earth at a distance of 384,400 km from the Earth´s center to the orbital velocity of 163 m / s. The mass of the moon is equal to 7.35 x 1022 kg. Determine the force with which the earth attracts the moon, the moon assuming a material point.
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(DYNAMICS, Chapter 17 - paragraph - 17.1: kinetochtatiki method for a material point) of Reshebnik to the collection of short tasks on the theoretical mechanics Kep OE, JA Viba, OP Grapis, JA Svetinysh et al. Publishing Moscow / Graduate School / 1989, 2009, 2012.
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(DYNAMICS, Chapter 17 - paragraph - 17.1: kinetochtatiki method for a material point) of Reshebnik to the collection of short tasks on the theoretical mechanics Kep OE, JA Viba, OP Grapis, JA Svetinysh et al. Publishing Moscow / Graduate School / 1989, 2009, 2012.
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