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Which of the following would cause the greatest increase in gravitational force between two objects? OA. Reducing the mass of one object by half OB. Doubling the mass of one object OC. Doubling the distance
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Which of the following would cause the greatest increase in gravitational

force between two objects?
OA. Reducing the mass of one object by half
OB. Doubling the mass of one object
OC. Doubling the distance between the objects
D. Halving the distance between the two objects

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To be honest, it depends how far away the object is. half of 2 is 1, half of 1000000 is 500000 soo, but I would say doubling the mass.

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