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If the mass of two objects increases, what happens to the force of gravity between them? It increases It stays the same It decreases It could increase or decrease depending on the shape of the objects
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Newton's universal law of gravity is written bellow: \[\Large F_\text{gravitational} \propto \frac{ m_A ~m_B }{ d^2 }\] Here is \(F\) the force, \(m_A\) the mass of object A, \(m_B\) the mass of object B and \(d\) the distance between object A and B. Based on the equation what would you guess?
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