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3 October, 11:16

How are objects around you affected by the mass of earth

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  1. 3 October, 11:22
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    All things are pulled by Earth's gravity.

    Explanation:

    All things are affected by Earth's mass through its force of gravity!

    You can see this in the equation for the force of gravity:

    F = (G•M•m) / r^2

    G is the gravitational constant, r is the distance between the two objects affecting each other, but M and m represent their masses.

    As either of the masses increase, so does F, the force of gravity.

    So, all objects around you are directly affected by the Earth's mass through gravity.
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