Math, asked by rafiqshaikh786249201, 6 days ago

Newton's law of gravity applies to ________.

1️⃣ only small objects
2️⃣ only planets
3️⃣ all objects
4️⃣ only solar system

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Answered by sp9820275576

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Step-by-step explanation:

all objects is the answer for your question

Answered by rajat01madhu27

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Answer:

only planets

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