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A force of 5.25 newtons acts on an object of unknown mass at a distance of 6.9..*.108 meters from the center of Earth. To increase the force to 2.5 times its original value, how far should the object be
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A force of 5.25 newtons acts on an object of unknown mass at a distance of 6.9..*.108 meters from the center of Earth. To increase the force to 2.5 times its original value, how far should the object be from the center of Earth?

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A force of 5.25 newtons acts on an object of unknown mass at a distance of 6.9..*.108 meters-example-1
A force of 5.25 newtons acts on an object of unknown mass at a distance of 6.9..*.108 meters-example-2
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