can soeone explain how to do this please.
Newton’s universal law of gravitation says that the force of gravitational attraction, F
between two particles is directly proportional to the product of their masses, 1 m and
2 m , and inversely proportional to the square of the distance, d , between them.
If the two particles each lose half of their mass as the distance between them triples,
how would the gravitational attraction between them change?

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anonymous · Answer

A fellow openstudier had already answered your previous time asking this; http://openstudy.com/?F1099006637715PKJUPV=_#/updates/4f065592e4b075b5665287c5

anonymous · Answer

I just dont understand how he did