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The blue mass in the image is 10kg. The red mass in the image is 10kg. The blue mass is currently 4 meters away from the red mass. If we change the distance to 6 meters apart, what will happen to the gravitational
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The blue mass in the image is 10kg.

The red mass in the image is 10kg.


The blue mass is currently 4 meters away from the red mass.


If we change the distance to 6 meters apart, what will happen to the gravitational force each mass puts on the other ?? You have to choose a answer through A,B,C !

Answer A The force of gravity will not change as the masses move away from each other.

Answer B The force of gravity will increase as the masses move away from each other

Answer C The force of gravity will decrease as the masses move away from each other

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I believe that the answer for this is C
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Answer: C

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I guessed lol . Am i right .

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