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Presley Henry

6 June, 21:29

The gravitational force

a. is a natural force like the strong and weak nuclear forces.

b. weakens as 1/d, where d is the distance between objects.

c. is the fundamental force repelling two masses from each other.

d. can be calculated as the acceleration due to gravity divided by mass.

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