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the gravitational force between two objects varies inversely as the square of the distance between the objects. if a force of 30 units results from two objects that are 12 units apart, how much force results from two objects that are 15 units apart?
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30 = x/12^2. thus x = 30*144. then ? = x/15. ? = 30*144/15=2*144 = 288 force units.
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