Science, asked by punitasherpa33, 9 months ago

what will be the gravitational force between two bodies if the mass of each is doubled and the distance them is halved?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Therefore if the masses of the two bodies are doubled, and the distance is halved, the new gravitational force between them will become 16 times its initial value.

Answered by skrasheed8008

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sorry I don't know it so I'm sorry

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