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Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation says that any two objects with mass feel an attractive gravitational force. Which factor does not affect the strength of the gravitati…

Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation says that any two objects with mass feel an attractive gravitational force. Which factor does not affect the strength of the gravitati…
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Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation says that any two objects with mass feel an attractive gravitational force. Which factor does not affect the strength of the gravitational force?

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Answer: I think that it is enviroment Explanation:

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