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Force Fields test Based On Newton’s Law of universal gravitation, Complete the following table
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Force Fields test
Based On Newton’s Law of universal gravitation, Complete the following table

Force Fields test Based On Newton’s Law of universal gravitation, Complete the following-example-1
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Answer: 1 would go to increases 2 would also go to school increases 3 and 4 go to decrease

I really hope this is right I’m so sorry if it’s not. :)
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Gravity increases:
Mass increases
Distance decreases

Gravity decreases:
Distance increases
Mass decreases
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