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When the mass of one object doubles what happens to its gravitational attraction to another object of constant mass, assuming the distance between the two objects remains consta…

When the mass of one object doubles what happens to its gravitational attraction to another object of constant mass, assuming the distance between the two objects remains consta…
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When the mass of one object doubles what happens to its gravitational attraction to another object of constant mass, assuming the distance between the two objects remains constant?

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Gravitational force will become two times.

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