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How do planets with larger masses apply greater gravitational forces on objects compared to planets with less mass? ⇒ Please answer in your own words
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How do planets with larger masses apply greater gravitational forces on objects compared to planets with less mass?

⇒ Please answer in your own words

User Mohamed Ramadan
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Answer:

bigger.

because the bigger the plant is the less mass it has .

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User Swapnesh
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Answer:

it's bigger

Step-by-step explanation:

it's bigger than the planet with less mass

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