Posted by Lindsay on Monday, December 17, 2007 at 10:58pm.
The ratio of distances to the centers of Moon and Earth is the square root of the mass ratio.
Sqrt 0.012 = 0.1095 = d2/d
d + d2 = d + 0.1095 d = 1.0955 d = 3.90*10^5 km
d = 3.56*10^5 km
d2 = 0.39*10^5 km
BobPursley suggested that you use the law of gravity. That is not "new information". it is what you needed to do to solve the problem.
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