Physics, 19.12.2019 02:31, nothingworksoutforme

Imagine that you are building a scale model of the earth and the moon. you are going to use a 12-inch basketball to represent the earth and a 3-inch tennis ball to represent the moon. to maintain the proper distance scale, about how far from the surface of the basketball should the tennis ball be placed?

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