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\(\LARGE F=\frac{GM_{1}M_{2}}{R^2}\) determine what happens to \(F\) \(M_1\ is\ quadrupled\) , F will also be quadrupled \(R\ is\ tripled\), F will be 1/9 less \(M_2\ is\ quadrupled\ and\ R\ is\ doubled\), F will be the same \(M_1\ is\ doubled\ and\ M_2\ is\ tripled\), F is six times larger \(M_2 \ is\ doubled\ and\ R\ is\ made\ five\ times\ greater\), F will 2/25 less am i right?
@wolfe @hartnn @e.mccormick @surjithayer thanks, brb.
"F will be 1/9 less" maybe not correct words, you can say F becomes 1/9th of its original value. same for last. all of your answers are correct :)
F is (1/9)th of the original,rest all are correct.
ohh, thank you very much :))
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