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If the radius increased between the two objects what would happen to gravitational force between them?
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If the radius increased between the two objects what would happen to gravitational force between them?

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The Gravitational Force would decrease

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The equation Gm1m2/r^2 is the equation for gravitational force. If you look, as we increase the radius, the overall value will decrease as we move further apart.

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