Physics, 02.06.2021 23:50, jademckinziemea
Object A and object B are floating in space. Object A is twice the mass of object B. They are gravitationally attracted to eachother. Which exerts the most force?
a
They both pull on each other with the same amount of force.
b
Object A pulling on object B is greater.
c
Object B pulling on object A is greater.
d
They will repel each other equally.
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