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Enter your passwor Accounts What happens when you move two objects far apart from each other? A. The force of gravity increases. B. The force of gravity decreases. C. Distance does not affect the force
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What happens when you move two
objects far apart from each other?
A. The force of gravity increases.
B. The force of gravity decreases.
C. Distance does not affect the force of gravity.
D. The friction between the two objects will increase.
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C. Distance does not affect the force of gravity.
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