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The gravitational force between 2 objects increases as mass
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The gravitational force between 2 objects increases as mass

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The gravitational force between two objects increases as the
masses of the objects increase.

That's why the gravitational force drawing you toward the Earth is
stronger than the gravitational force drawing you toward your car
or your dog.

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