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What two factors affect the magnitude of the gravitational force between two objects?
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Grvitational force between two objects is given by the formula \(\sf \boxed {\huge F_g=\huge \frac{G\times M_1\times M_2}{r^2}}\) Here, \(\square\) G= gravitational constant \(\square~\sf M_1~and~M_2\) are the masses of two objects. \(\square\) r is the distance between two objects. Now, G is a constant and only mass and distance between the two objects are variables which can effect the force of gravity. So what should be the answer to your question?
Also,, I should have posted this question in Physics section :-)
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