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If the maśs of Hydrogen nucleus is 1.67 'xx 10^-27' kg and that of the electron is 9.11 'xx 10^-31'kg and the distance between them is 5.29 'xx 10^-11'm, then what is the GRAVITATIONal force between them?

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3.626 .xx 10^-47. Newton
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