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if the distance between two objects is decreased to - of the original
10
distance, how will it change the force of attraction between them?
a.
the new force will be 100 times more than the original.
the new force will be 20 times more than the original.
b.
c.
the new force will be – of the original.
20
d.
the new force will be -- of the original.
100
the new force will be – of the original.
10
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