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Two objects of the same mass are in a room. At which of the following distances will the greatest gravitational force be exerted by one object on another? 2 m 4m 6 m 8m

Two objects of the same mass are in a room. At which of the following distances will the greatest gravitational force be exerted by one object on another? 2 m 4m 6 m 8m
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Two objects of the same mass are in a room. At which of the following distances will the greatest gravitational force be exerted by one object on another?

2 m
4m
6 m
8m

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User DanC
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Answer:

2m

Step-by-step explanation:

The closer an object is the more gravitional force there is

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