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Two small objects with masses m and M are originally a distance r apart and the gravitational force on each has a magnitude F. The second object had its mass changed to M/4. What is the magnitude of the
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Two small objects with masses m and M are originally a distance r apart and the gravitational force on each has a magnitude F. The second object had its mass changed to M/4. What is the magnitude of the new gravitational force?

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Two small objects with masses m and M are originally a distance r apart and the gravitational force on each has a magnitude F. The second object had

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