How would the gravity between two objects change if one object got smaller A: gravity would decrease B: gravity would increase C: gravity wouldn’t change

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Muhammad Sulman asked Sep 13, 2022

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How would the gravity between two objects change if one object got smaller

A: gravity would decrease

B: gravity would increase

C: gravity wouldn’t change

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Answer:

gravity would decrease

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer: A: gravity would decrease

Explanation: The lighter the object the slower it moves to the ground.

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