The force F between 2 objects is inversely proportional to the square of the distance, d between them. The force is 0.36 newtons when the distance between them is 6 metres. Work out the force (2dp) when d = 4.2 metres
I got 0.74 newtons but I was wrong ... what would be the answer?
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