Physics, asked by Timesaver236, 8 months ago

if the masses of two bodies are doubled , how should the distance between them be changed to keep the gravitational force constant ?

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Answered by mamtasinha3105

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Answer:

distance between them be changed 1/2of original distance

Explanation:

because formula is. Mm/r2 so if both bodies masses doubled, obviously distance between them should be halved

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