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A rocket blasts off and moves away (distance is increasing) form earth. how is the rocket affected by the earths gravitational pulls as it moves further away?

A rocket blasts off and moves away (distance is increasing) form earth. how is the rocket affected by the earths gravitational pulls as it moves further away?
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a rocket blasts off and moves away (distance is increasing) form earth. how is the rocket affected by the earths gravitational pulls as it moves further away?

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the right answer is C

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