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27-01-2021
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Which action will decrease the gravitational force between two objects?
O A. Doubling the mass of each object
B. Moving the objects closer together
C. Adding some mass to one of the objects
D. Moving the objects farther apart

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hehetehe522 hehetehe522

30-01-2021

Answer:

It’s D

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queenprincess119 queenprincess119

26-02-2022

Answer:

D. Moving the objects farther apart.

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