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The masses of two bodies are doubled then how should the distance between them be changed to keep the gravitational force between them constant. Justify your answer mathematically.

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The gravitational force between two objects is F if masses of both the objects are halved without altering the distance between them then the gravitational force would become a F 4 B F 2 C F D 2f

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The masses of two bodies are doubled then how should the distance between them be changed to keep the gravitational force between them constant. Justify your answer mathematically. ​

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The masses of two bodies are doubled then how should the distance between them be changed to keep the gravitational force between them constant. Justify your answer mathematically.