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| _______| Distance (D) of 0.56m

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Fg = (Gm1m2)/r2

F2 on 1 = GM2/D2

F3 on 1 = same as 2 on 1

F4 on 1 = GM2/R2 where R = Sqrt(D2 + D2) = D x root(2)

Total Force = 2GM2/D2 + GM2/2D2

= (2.5)GM2/D2

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