what happens to the force between two objects if mass of one object is doubled
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We know that,
Force of attraction between two objects =
F = (GMm)/d²
Suppose M is doubled i.e 2M
So F2 = G2Mm/d²
or, F2 = 2 × GMm/d²
But GMm/d² = F
=> F2 = 2 × F = 2F
So we can say if mass is doubled, force is also doubled
Hope it helps dear friend ☺️
Force of attraction between two objects =
F = (GMm)/d²
Suppose M is doubled i.e 2M
So F2 = G2Mm/d²
or, F2 = 2 × GMm/d²
But GMm/d² = F
=> F2 = 2 × F = 2F
So we can say if mass is doubled, force is also doubled
Hope it helps dear friend ☺️
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