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Gravitational force exists between you and a building.why are you not pulled towards the building

Gravitational force exists between you and a building.why are you not pulled towards the building
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Gravitational force exists between you and a building.why are you not pulled towards the building

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As the gravitational force on earth is greater
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User AfshinZavvar
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It is because the gravitational force of the Earth is greater therefore the gravitational force between you and the building does not effect one another.
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