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The force of gravity between two objects 24 units. What happens if you multiply one mass by 2 and multiply the distance by 4?2
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it would be 4F
thanks
its wrong
oops
i have another try lol
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whats the options?
there are no options
ask @snowflake0531
im sure he/she would know
I can math but can't physics xd @darkknight
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dang
@jimmy05 wrote:
dang
ooo who
gravity =*( G*m1 * m2 )/(r^2) where r is distance between 2 objects G is some constant that doesn't really matter and m1 and m2 are masses of both objects change of base formula twice the mass for 1, but 4 times the distance so change of base that would make the force of gravity 8 times smaller or 3F
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