Science, asked by kumarimonica8373, 10 months ago

If the mass of one object is doubled ,the force between the two objects also doubles.

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Answered by aasarafood24

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Answer:

NO,

If the mass of the one object is doubled the force becomes half.

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Answered by mailamansingh20

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Answer:

initial mass M and M

gravitational force F= GMM/r2

final mass M and 2M

gravitational force F'= GM2M/r2 = 2GMM/r2 = 2F

yes, force between them is doubled

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