Physics, 09.04.2020 05:04, Jasten

Suppose object A and object B are separated by distance, d, with gravitational force. F, between them. If object B is replaced by object C, which has three times the mass how
does the new gravitational force between objects A and C compare to the gravitational force between objects A and B?

A.)the new gravitational force is doubled that of the original

B.)the new gravitational force is one ninth that of the original

C.)the new gravitational force is tripled that of the original

D.)the new gravitational force is half that of the original

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