Two satellites of equal mass are orbiting the planet Mars. Satellite B is closer to Mars than Satellite
How does the gravitational pull of Mars affect each of these satellites?

A.
The gravitational pull from Mars on Satellite B is less that its pull on Satellite A because Satellite B is closer.

B.
The gravity of Mars repels Satellite A with less force than Satellite B, which explains s why Satellite A is closer.

C.
The gravitational pull from Mars on Satellite B is greater than its pull on Satellite A because Satellite B is closer.

D.
The gravitational pull from Ma

Question

Two satellites of equal mass are orbiting the planet Mars. Satellite B is closer to Mars than Satellite 
 How does the gravitational pull of Mars affect each of these satellites?
 
 A.
The gravitational pull from Mars on Satellite B is less that its pull on Satellite A because Satellite B is closer.
 
 B.
The gravity of Mars repels Satellite A with less force than Satellite B, which explains s why Satellite A is closer.
 
 C.
The gravitational pull from Mars on Satellite B is greater than its pull on Satellite A because Satellite B is closer.
 
 D.
The gravitational pull from Ma

anonymous · Answer

^^^D. the gravitational pull from mars is equally strong on both satellite A  and satellite B because distance does not effect the gravity on mars  ( im not saying thats the answer. that is D says it got cut off)