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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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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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