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The mass of the Earth is 81 times the mass of the Moon. Using Newton's Law of Gravity, what would the effect of gravitation be if the mass of the Moon were increased by four times and the distance between Earth and the Moon were cut in half?

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Answered by srabonanandy14

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Let the weight be x in the Earth. if we go to the moon then our weight will be 1/6 of the original weight.

Hence it is 1/6x

Hope it helps !!

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