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In Set A, is the gravitational force greater between the objects in pair 1 or pair 2? Explain why.
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In Set A, is the gravitational force greater between the objects in pair 1 or pair 2? Explain why.
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The gravitational force between the objects in pair 2 is greater because the objects have a greater mass than those in pair 1.
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