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7 December, 10:47

Which two factors affect the force between two masses, according to the universal law of gravitation? the masses of the objects the radii of the two objects the speed of the two objects the distance between the objects the weight of the two objects

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  1. 7 December, 13:56
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    Answer:1. The masses Of The objects 2. the distance between the objects

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    newton's law of universal gravitation states that the force of attraction between two masses is directly proportional to the product Of The masses, and inversely proportional to thermal square Of The distance between them. therefore we can conclude that the two factors affecting the force between masses are: (1) the masses of the objects (2) the distance between the objects
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