The answer is supposed to be code written in python.

r According to Newton's law of universal gravitation, the force exerted by one particle on another is F = G(m;m2/r2) where G is the universal gravitational constant (g = 6.673x10" N M/kg) mi is the mass of the first object m2 is the mass of the second object r is the distance between the two objects The mass of the earth is about 6x1024kg and the mass of the moon is about 7.4X1022kg. The distance between the Earth and the moon ranges between 363,104 km and 406,696 km. Calculate the force exerted by the Earth on the moon at the smallest distance apart, farthest distance apart and the average distance apart your script should calculate the average distance apart). You should print a small table (column labels and values) with columns showing the distance apart and the force exerted in Newtons. Your answers should be in scientific notation with 5 decimal places. (You must convert distance to meters to get answer in Newtons)