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Which action will increase the gravitational force between two objects? A. Moving forward he objects closer together B. Removing some mass from one of the objects C. Moving the …

Which action will increase the gravitational force between two objects? A. Moving forward he objects closer together B. Removing some mass from one of the objects C. Moving the …
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Which action will increase the gravitational force between two objects?

A. Moving forward he objects closer together
B. Removing some mass from one of the objects
C. Moving the objects farther apart
D. Removing half of each object

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Moving the objects closer to each other or adding more mass to either.

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Answer:A

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