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OpenStudy (alibaby):
Which of the following is a result of The Law of Universal Gravitation? All objects have the same mass. Some objects have no mass. All objects that have mass attract each other. Objects are unable to attract each other.
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alones (alones):
What do you think?
OpenStudy (alibaby):
i think it's B or C
OpenStudy (alibaby):
u there? @AloneS
alones (alones):
Yes I'm here LOL
alones (alones):
Hrmm I would go with C honestly.
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alones (alones):
Lol okay i see how it is..Now you left xc
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