Science, asked by rkrishnamurthy657, 5 months ago

1.How does the gravitational force between two given objects change when

distance between them is (a) doubled and (b) reduced to one-half of its original

value​

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Answered by ItzDarshan5
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Answer:

1 According to the law of gravitation, the force of attraction acting between two bodies is given by, Thus, when the distance between the objects is reduced to half the gravitational force increases by four times the original force.

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