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Would a moon much smaller than our moon exert a gravitational pull on objects, too? How about something the size of a mountain? Or a building? A car? An apple? Describe the effect that mass has on the
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Would a moon much smaller than our moon exert a gravitational pull on objects, too? How about something the size of a mountain? Or a building? A car? An apple? Describe the effect that mass has on the gravitational pull of an object.

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A car wash and then you wash your hair lol lol
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Answer: no

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