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Why don't you notice your gravitational force on other objects? A. too much interference B. distance is too big C. not enough mass D. you don't exert a gravitational f…

Why don't you notice your gravitational force on other objects? A. too much interference B. distance is too big C. not enough mass D. you don't exert a gravitational f…
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Why don't you notice your gravitational force on other objects?

A. too much interference
B. distance is too big
C. not enough mass
D. you don't exert a gravitational force

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User Barbaros Alp
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The answer is B tell me if I am wrong.
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User Arek Kubiak
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Answer:

C. not enough mass

Step-by-step explanation:

Trust me bro

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User Miguel Isla
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