Question

what happen to the magnitude of the force gravitational between two object if mass of one object is tripled b) distance between the object is doubled
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Answer 1

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$f = (m1xm2) \div \: d {}^{2}$

a. so if the mass of one object is tripled then obviously the force of gravitation will be more or it will increase

b. if the distance between the two objects or D is doubled then the force of gravitation will decrease as force is inversely proportional to distance square

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