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what happens to the gravitational force between any two bodies if the mass of a body is doubled keeping the distance between two bodies constant?
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what happens to the gravitational force between any two bodies if the mass of a body is doubled keeping the distance between two bodies constant?

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what happens to the gravitational force between any two bodies if the mass of a body-example-1
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The force in directly proportional to the product of the masses. Double one of the masses, you double the force
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