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The four balls in the diagram below are made of the same material are sold Why is the force of gravity between the balls in pair 2 greater than the force of gravity between the balls in pair 1 The balls
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The four balls in the diagram below are made of the same material are sold

Why is the force of gravity between the balls in pair 2 greater than the force of gravity between the balls in pair 1

The balls in pair 2 are closer together than the balls in part 1

The balls in pair 2 have a grater mass than the balls in pair 1

The balls in pair 1 have more rolling friction than the balls in pair 2

The balls in pair 2 have more magnetic force than the balls in pair 2

The four balls in the diagram below are made of the same material are sold Why is-example-1
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Answer:

The balls in Pair 2 have a greater mass than the balls in pair 1.

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