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A spherical cave of radius R/2 was carved out from a uniform sphere of radius R and original mass M. the center of the cave is at R/2 from the center of the large sphere. Point P is at a distance 2R from the center the large sphere and on the joing line of the two centers. the gravitational field strength g at point P is

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